William Pew wrote on 2015-03-06:
> Hi Tracy!
>
> Thanks for the quick reply. Actually what I'm trying to do is 'automate'
> a feature that's already built into mwresize. If you right click the
> resizer tab in the bottom right hand corner of the form mwresize pops
> up a small menu of choices (75%, 85%, 95%, etc) which, when you make a
> selection, resizes the form and all of its controls to the requested
> percentage of the forms original size. What I would like to do, in the
> absence of auto-resizing to match the current screen resolution, is to
> set up a public variable which would contain a number to be used as a
> fixed choice without having to use the menu when the form opens. This
> way I can get the resolution fairly close to what looks best. Thus, if
> the form is so large because of a lower resolution that you can't get at
> the resizer controls, you can set this (maybe during the initial system
> configuration at install time) to get the form resized automatically.
>
> Kind of a 'back door' approach but a viable solution if I can get it to
> work.
>
> Bill
>
Bill,
I would have a property on the form class "FirstActivate" = .T.
In the Activate event, I would determine the max size of the form using
_Screen.ViewPortHeight and _Screen.ViewPortWidth
Then I would call the method the popup calls with an appropriate parameter
to accomplish your task.
Tracy
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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