> William White wrote:
>> I recently had a situation where I had been working on a dual monitor setup
>> and had inadvertently left a dialog parked on my secondary monitor. Then I
>> closed out of FM. When I relaunched FM, the secondary monitor was not
>> available for some reason, meaning that t
> William White wrote:
>> I recently had a situation where I had been working on a dual monitor setup
>> and had inadvertently left a dialog parked on my secondary monitor. Then I
>> closed out of FM. When I relaunched FM, the secondary monitor was not
>> available for some reason, meaning that t
Whites wrote:
> Hi Stuart
>
> Any specifics on the changes that should be made, or would they be
> obvious to one of my P++ conversant buddies?
>
> Will
Hi Will,
It's a fairly intuitive interface.
Once you locate the offending dialog box, you can change it by editing
the numeric values in t
Whites wrote:
> Hello All
>
> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>
> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size - even
> much larger or smaller than the active region within the dialog. (I'm
> not being very descriptive here.) Say the active region (entry
> fields, lists, et
Hi Will...
I actually at times found this "feature" to be useful .. rather than
closing and reopening a dialog, I'd just roll it up (drag the bottom up
so all that's left is the titlebar), then roll it back down when needed.
if only there was a little button on the titlebar that would do that.
Hi Will...
I actually at times found this "feature" to be useful .. rather than
closing and reopening a dialog, I'd just roll it up (drag the bottom up
so all that's left is the titlebar), then roll it back down when needed.
if only there was a little button on the titlebar that would do that.
Whites wrote:
> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>
> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size
> - even much larger or smaller than the active region within
> the dialog. (I'm not being very descriptive here.) Say the
> active region (entry fields, lists, etc) is 2 x 3. I ca
Whites wrote:
> Hi Stuart
>
> Any specifics on the changes that should be made, or would they be
> obvious to one of my P++ conversant buddies?
>
> Will
Hi Will,
It's a fairly intuitive interface.
Once you locate the offending dialog box, you can change it by editing
the numeric values in t
The resource hacker won't "fix" this issue, it will just let you change
the fixed size of the dialog or placement/size of the widgets in the
dialog. Fundamentally FM dialogs are not resizable .. that is, when you
resize the dialog, the contents don't resize with the frame. This is an
odd "featu
The resource hacker won't "fix" this issue, it will just let you change
the fixed size of the dialog or placement/size of the widgets in the
dialog. Fundamentally FM dialogs are not resizable .. that is, when you
resize the dialog, the contents don't resize with the frame. This is an
odd "featu
Whites wrote:
> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>
> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size
> - even much larger or smaller than the active region within
> the dialog. (I'm not being very descriptive here.) Say the
> active region (entry fields, lists, etc) is 2 x 3. I c
Hi Stuart
Any specifics on the changes that should be made, or would they be
obvious to one of my P++ conversant buddies?
Will
On Mar 7, 2008, at 8:05 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote:
> Whites wrote:
>> Hello All
>> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arb
Hi Stuart
Any specifics on the changes that should be made, or would they be
obvious to one of my P++ conversant buddies?
Will
On Mar 7, 2008, at 8:05 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote:
> Whites wrote:
>> Hello All
>> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arb
Whites wrote:
> Hello All
>
> Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
>
> I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size - even
> much larger or smaller than the active region within the dialog. (I'm
> not being very descriptive here.) Say the active region (entry
> fields, lists, et
Hello All
Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size - even
much larger or smaller than the active region within the dialog. (I'm
not being very descriptive here.) Say the active region (entry
fields, lists, etc) is 2 x 3. I can extend the
Hello All
Using FM 7.1/7,2 on Win XP sp2.
I'm able to resize any dialog box in FM to any arbitrary size - even
much larger or smaller than the active region within the dialog. (I'm
not being very descriptive here.) Say the active region (entry
fields, lists, etc) is 2 x 3. I can extend the
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