Mike
I have:
Form Init
this.nborderstyle = 3
this.ScrollBars= 3
*DODEFAULT()
Form Activate
IF this.Height + 100 >_vfp.Height &&-100 < this.Height
this.Top = 3
this.Height = _vfp.Height-110 &&_screen.Height-40
ENDIF
IF this.width + 60 >_vfp.width &&-50 < this.width
this.Left = 3
this.width = _vfp.width-50
ENDIF
This pops up a scroll bar if the form is bigger than the screen
availability.
Obviously best to put this in your default form class.
Andrew Stirling
01250 874580
http://www.calcpay.co.uk
HMRC Accredited UK payroll program
On 19/07/2010 22:54, MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
>> I have an application that needs 1024 X 768. I need for it to run on laptops
>> that may have less than they resolution. In
>> fact, the application runs fine on all laptops that I have tried regardless
>> of the resolution, the problem is that the
>> form is cut off. I need to enable a scroll bar on the right. I set
>> _Screen.MaxButton = .T. and it works fine.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>
>
> Look into designing your apps for a minimum rsolution, but take full
> advantage of the Resize method and Anchor properties. I did this for
> some utilities at my last gig (...I'm no longer at Sylvan) and it worked
> great.
>
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