Razzak,

Thanks for your reply. It was the Consolidated Control Palette I was
referring to (sorry I didn't have the name for it earlier). Both machines
have the same width (1920), laptop is 1080 high, PC 1200. However following
your reply I have tried moving the palette and find that I can drag it to be
wider when it is alongside the report I am designing, but I can't do that
when it is where I had it with the other controls. It is now wider,
displaying all options and all is good.  

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
 
John Docherty

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At 02:27 AM 10/3/2014, John Docherty wrote:

>One other question if I may, how do I change the width of the toolbar 
>with the Standard Controls, Database Controls, Variable Controls etc.
options ?
>On one machine all options are displayed, while on my laptop only three 
>options are displayed at a time. There is ample space to display all on 
>my laptop but I can't work out how to extend the toolbar.


John,

The describes behavior is directly proportional to the screen resolution on
your laptop.

Having said that, did you know that you can take advantage of the enhanced
real-state-aware, "Consolidated Control Palette" option for well organized
controls in Form, Label and Report Designers?

Here's how (in your specific situation)...

01. Close the Report Designer ...

02. Database Explorer | Main Menu | Settings | Report/Label Designer |
     Default Settings ...

     Default Report/Label Settings | General ...

     [x] Use Consolidated Control Palette

03. Click on [OK] button to save Default Report/Label Settings

04. Now open any report in Report Designer ...

05. Notice the well organized "Control Palette" that you may dock anywhere
     you wish.

     Just above the bottom status bar of the Report Designer is the suitable
     place to dock Control Palette (in my opinion, of course).

     You may switch to desired controls by either clicking on the tab page
     or clicking on the arrow down (far right) to select appropriate group.

That's all there is to it!

Have fun.

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.

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