FYI
If you are using twin screens for development, invariably a form
opens up on the second screen and gets saved with a huge number
for Form.Left.
On your system, when you run the app, it works fine and the form
actually opens on the first screen.
On single screen systems, however - the darn form opens on the
non-existent second screen.... so the user cant see it.
Yes, thats right, the opposite of what a sane person would expect.
Our solution has been to change the constructor of the inherited
form that we use - so that the if the form.position is as-designed
then set it to windows-default. ie poDesigned and
poDefaultSizeOnly are now banned.
Why isn't there a LockFormSizeAndPosn property yet ? This would
also prevent accidnetal changes to the components on it.
Regards
Rohit
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