don't use gridmode - it has this limitation. your only other option is to
write clientside code that resizes everything.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"chris blackbur" <bl******@aol.com> wrote in message
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| I have created an asp.net website that looks fine when I view it from my
| computer, but when I browse from another computer the controls are
| overlapping each other in some cases. In other cases the text in tables
| is wrapping onto itself.
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| I figured out what is causing the problem. This is only happening on
| remote computers where the DPI Dots Per Inch of the display is set to
| "Large size (120 DPI)" instead of "Normal size (96 DPI)". I am not sure
| what to do about this though. I would like the website to display
| correctly no matter what the user has their dpi set to. Does anyone have
| a solution to this? Thanks.
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| To reproduce the dpi change:
| Right Click on desktop, click properties, click settings, click
| "advanced" near the bottom, click on the "general" tab, you should have
| a combo box that allows you to change the dpi.
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