On Fri, Aug 9, 2013 at 5:54 PM, Art Heimsoth <artst...@artheimsoth.com>wrote:

> I have an ooDialog application that I have tested on different systems and
> have found an operational difference that I don't understand.  I have
> several LTEXT controls and some LISTBOX controls built into a RC file.
> I use the LTEXT to build column headings for the detail data that is placed
> in the LISTBOX and the LTEXT static to use "Courier New", 10, "BOLD" and
> the LISTBOX to use "Courier New", 10.  When running on an XP system,
> the LTEXT and LISTBOX both "fit" into the main dialog window, but when
> on a Win7 system (either 32 or 64 bit), the static text and also the text
> data added to the LISTBOX exceed the width of the containing element.
> I then added getTextSizePx calls for the text that is in each of a sample
> of the static text and the listbox.  On the Win7 system, the sample for
> the static text was a width of 80 while on the XP it is 64 and the listbox
> item is 620 for the width on the Win7 system while it is 496 on the XP.
> That equates to the XP being less pixels by 4/5 of the Win7, yet the
> main dialog appears to be the same size.
>

Hi Art,

There are a number of different things at play here.  I have several
speculations, but it is just speculation.  ;-)

If you had an example program you could send me, I'll run it on my Windows
7 system and on my XP.  I can probably give you an answer based on facts
then.

--
Mark Miesfeld
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