VERY nice. Thanks! --- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, "George Henne" <g...@...> wrote: > > There are some useful new calls in the latest build, that are not fully > documented yet. They let you check what the devices DPI setting is properly. > > SYSINFO(number) > > SYSINFO returns information about the device. This is not a complete > list of return values: see Microsoft's documentation on GetSystemMetrics > and GetDeviceCaps for more. > > SM_CXSCREEN 0 Width of screen > SM_CYSCREEN 1 Height of screen > SM_CXVSCROLL 2 Width of arrow bitmap on vertical scroll bar > SM_CYHSCROLL 3 Height of arrow bitmap on horizontal scroll bar > SM_CYCAPTION 4 Height of caption or title > SM_CXDLGFRAME 7 Width of dialog frame window > SM_CYDLGFRAME 8 Height of dialog frame window > SM_CYMENU 15 Height of menu > SM_CXFULLSCREEN 16 Width of window client area > SM_CYFULLSCREEN 17 Height of window client area > SM_CYVSCROLL 20 Height of arrow bitmap on horizontal scroll bar > SM_CXVSCROLL 21 Height of arrow bitmap on vertical scroll bar > HORZREZ 108 HiRes Display width pixels > VERTREZ 109 HiRes Display height pixels > BITSPIXEL 112 Bits per pixel > NUMCOLORS 124 Number of colors > LOGPIXELSX 188 Pixels per inch horizontal > LOGPIXELSY 190 Pixels per inch vertical > > Example > > REM SYSINFO Example > > MSGBOX "The device's DPI is " & sysInfo(188) > > Output > The device's DPI is 96.
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