>>>>>>BTW, that the _SCREEN has its own property sheet is a nice touch. I haven't fiddled to much with it, but if those settings were automatically translated and stored with the project, that would be handy too. I don't know if this is the case, however.
>>>>>
>>>>>_SCREEN has a property sheet, nearly a good windows citizen. Can you also manage events (incl. resize)? Would really be great. I do not like the
>>>>>"top-form" trick.
>>>>>
>>>>>François
>>>>
>>>>If you want to "simulate" those events (works in VFP6), you can also create a form that has:
>>>>
>>>>AlwaysOnBottom = .t.
>>>>BorderStyle = 0
>>>>TitleBar = 0
>>>>WindowState = 2
>>>>
>>>>properties set. Then you can have your own code in the Resize methods, etc., and they will respond to the main form being resized, etc. This has the least impact as it does not require you to be "in form" whatever your toplevel form is.
>>>
>>>Fred,
>>>
>>>Actually I do that ( with VFP6 ) it work's fine on _screen resize but it don't work's with a toolbar move.
>>
>>>Did you have a solution ?
>>
>
>Tks for your reply .
>
>>Do you mean docking/undocking a standard toolbar?
>
>Yes
>
>>No, I don't see any event that fires for the screen for that.
>
>The bottom form is resized but no event fires.
>I try also the height_assign method ( for the bottom form ) without succes.
>
>Any suggestion are welcom.
>Marcel


That's precisely the problem, the bottom form doesn't resize. It merely moves it's position, but it stays the same size. Also, it's top coordinate doesn't change (nor it's height), only it's position relative to the VFP main window changes.

Sorry, no ideas on this one. :(