Hi Patrick, Did you ever find out how to resolve this issue?
I'm hoping it will help me resolve my issue.
Thanks,
Tracy
>Jos Pols wrote:
>
>> Set the AutoCenter property of the forms to .T. and the
>> form should always auto center on the screen regardless
>> of screen res.
>
>I did that already. It's one of the things I do automatically with every form I create.
>
>One thing I didn't mention is that this is a multiple form project, and while the first screen tends to fill the screen, the second one tends to appear about a third of the monitor down, with a corresponding third of itself hiding beneath the Windows status bar.
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