How to get screen width and height in C#?
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Jurate
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Screen.PrimaryS creen.Bounds
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Greetings
Jochen
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Hi Jurate,
Screen.GetBound s() might help you out. I'm not sure if you will get the
entire virtual desktop on multi-screen systems, but in that case maybe
Screen.PrimaryS creen.GetBounds () will work.
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Happy Coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]
Jurate,
In addition to the above replies, if your application may be used on
multi-screen machines, you need to carefully consider any window sizing &
positioning etc that you do using screen bounds.
Consider whether you are moving windows or opening dialog boxes on a screen
other than the one which the user has positioned your application on (which
may not be the Primary screen). Try to avoid this if at all possible.
You can use Screen.AllScree ns to get a list of all screens on the system.
You can then determine the bounds of each individual screen from the Bounds
property.
HTH,
Chris.
"Jurate" wrote: How to get screen width and height in C#?
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Jurate
Is there a way to determine which screen a particular window is displayed
upon?
"Chris Ballard" <Ch**********@d iscussions.micr osoft.com> wrote in message
news:74******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Jurate,
In addition to the above replies, if your application may be used on
multi-screen machines, you need to carefully consider any window sizing &
positioning etc that you do using screen bounds.
Consider whether you are moving windows or opening dialog boxes on a
screen other than the one which the user has positioned your application on
(which may not be the Primary screen). Try to avoid this if at all possible.
You can use Screen.AllScree ns to get a list of all screens on the system.
You can then determine the bounds of each individual screen from the
Bounds property.
HTH,
Chris.
"Jurate" wrote:
How to get screen width and height in C#?
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Jurate
Sorry for the delay.
I suspect you need to check the bounds of the window in question against the
Bounds or WorkingArea of each screen. Bear in mind that a window may be split
across more than one screen.
Cheers,
Chris.
"Rangi Keen" wrote: Is there a way to determine which screen a particular window is displayed
upon?
"Chris Ballard" <Ch**********@d iscussions.micr osoft.com> wrote in message
news:74******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Jurate,
In addition to the above replies, if your application may be used on
multi-screen machines, you need to carefully consider any window sizing &
positioning etc that you do using screen bounds.
Consider whether you are moving windows or opening dialog boxes on a
screen other than the one which the user has positioned your application on
(which may not be the Primary screen). Try to avoid this if at all possible.
You can use Screen.AllScree ns to get a list of all screens on the system.
You can then determine the bounds of each individual screen from the
Bounds property.
HTH,
Chris.
"Jurate" wrote:
How to get screen width and height in C#?
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Jurate
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