Thanks Gordy, and Graham, for you very helpful advice. If they are not already there, these could go into "Helpful Tips".
For the monitor "real estate", I shall work on the premise that parents stick to the simple taskbar in Windows. For Mac parents, if they have a dock problem, I can communicate with them personally (the joys of small!)
Groete uit Suid Afrika,
Ryno.
I know that for the current bunch of applications that we are writing for our company, we have set 800 X 600 as the minimum monitor resolution. But you have to remember that you do not have the full 600 pixels height available, unless you take over the entire screen (which is usually considered to be bad behavior for an application, with the possible exception of games).
If I remember correctly, we usually allow for about 40 pixels or so for the height of the task bar at the bottom, and so any windows we design we keep to a max height of about 560 pixels. As far as the width, we usually use a max width of about 700 pixels. That way if folks have a dock on the left or right side of the screen (Mac OS X), we allow space for that as well.
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As for putting stuff in the middle of the screen, you can do set the loc of this stack to the screenLoc This is probably best done in a preOpenStack handler.
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