--- In [email protected], "Sheri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think I've solved it for my purposes. I'll generate my bar once at a > given button height, test the height of the closed combo box, and if > its not equal to the button height property then regenerate the bar > using the height of the closed combo and save that number for future > use. It will always compare the height used to the actual (closed) > combo height, so if the default font size ever changes, it will > auto-adjust. Works for me, hopefully will work for everyone. > > Regards, > Sheri >
Just to summarize my understanding of the situation: 1. PowerPro always sets the size of the expanded combo box to 250 pixels. The system may use less if there are not enough entries to fill the droppped down list of that height. 2. PowerPro has no control over the height of the closed combo box. The system sets it based on the font. In particular, the button height does not effect this directly AFAIK. 3. I cannot explain the stange effects of your reports. The only other things that the system may be taking into account is the height of the overall tool bar that the combox box is embedded in. This is set based on the bar properties button height (or the individual button height if the bar properties height is zero).
