On 30/11/00 2:24 am, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> mmm. . .I thought I had this PC CD all wrapped up and went to our PC
> machine to test it and the accountant had decided to move his task bar
> (usually on the bottom of the screen) to the right side of his screen. When
> I ran my "show" (stack set to 800 wide 560 high) it was "shoved" to the
> left! and we were losing about 1/2 inch of the images and an important
> navigation button cut in half (including items on the pop up menu.)
>
> How do I deal with this? (other than redesigning the entire CD which is not
> an option at this point.)
Put a note in the read me:
If you are running at 800x600, the task bar must be at the bottom.
Or if you must, set the backdrop.
But IMHO this is *not* a problem you should have to worry about - its common
to any Windows application, and most people have their taskbar at the
bottom. If you have an 800x600 display it goes without saying you need to
arrange your screen so things fit - just like you move windows around in
order to see their contents. I wouldn't give it another moments thought.
Regards,
Kevin
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