It's definitely possible, probable, and even advisable. Are you asking how
to do it?
The easiest method is just set your form's WindowState to Maximized. This
could leave a lot of whitespace on your form though, if your controls don't
adjust size to fill up more of the whitespace also. You can force the size
of controls to adjust whenever the form changes size by tying into the
..Resize event; or by using Panels and setting the proper Anchor and Dock
properties for your controls.
It's *really* hard to give you any definitive answers without knowing
*anything* about your form's layout though...
Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA
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I manually resize the windows based on the Screen's working area.
"VMI" <vo******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ej*************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... How can I change the size of the forms in my Windows application when
the screen resolution the user has is higher than the one I developed the
application in? I have a customer that has a screen resolution of
1600x1200 and I developed the application in a PC with 1024x768 resolution. Is it
possible to increase the forms' sizes accordingly?
Thanks.
