>Hi!
>
>I found and use the following code and it work fine:
>
>1. Create a new form while under 640x480 resolution. Add some controls such
> as text boxes, command buttons, and labels to the form.
>
>2. Place the following code in the Init event of the form and in the Init
>event of any container objects such as a page on a pageframe that are on
>the form:
>
> ** Assumes a screen built at 640x480
> Local lnHeight, lnWidth, lnHeightdiff, lnWidthdiff
> lnHeight=640 && The height of the original resolution
> lnWidth=480 && The width of the original resolution
> lnHeightdiff=0 && Variable to hold the height difference
> lnWidthdiff=0 && Variable to hold the width difference
> IF SYSMETRIC(1)<>lnHeight && If this is not 640x480 resolution
> lnHeightdiff=SYSMETRIC(1)/lnHeight
> lnWidthdiff=SYSMETRIC(2)/lnWidth
>
> ** You need to remark out the next four lines of code if this is in
>the Init of a container object such as a page on a pageframe,
> ** or any other non-form container object that has a Controls and
>** ControlsCount property.
>
> THIS.Height=THIS.height*lnHeightdiff
> THIS.Width=THIS.Width*lnWidthdiff
> THIS.Top=THIS.Top*lnHeightdiff
> THIS.Left=THIS.Left*lnHeightDiff
>
> ** The code goes through each object, resizes and
> ** repositions it.
>
> FOR i = 1 to THIS.ControlCount
> WITH THIS.controls(i)
> .Height=.Height*lnHeightdiff
> .Width=.Width*lnWidthdiff
> .Top=.Top*lnHeightdiff
> .Left=.Left*lnWidthdiff
>
> ** You could also resize the font at this point
> ** by changing the FontSize property, perhaps to
> **.FontSize=.Fontsize*((.5*lnWidthdiff)+(.5*lnHeightdiff))
> ** However, some higher screen resolutions can change
> ** the appearance of fonts considerably, so testing is
> ** advised before trying that step.
>
> ENDWITH
> ENDFOR
> ENDIF
> THISFORM.Refresh
>
>
>Have a happy day
>Vladimir Shevchenko
>
Yes, I meant exactly this saying about 'own' resizer. The above code could be improved by:
1. Going inside Container objects (Grid, Pageframe, etc.)
2. FontSize really should be checked (too low font will invoke error) by
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