In addition to the valuable comments made by others on this thread you may
wish to look into custom layout schemes. The GotDotNet site has quite a bit
of information on this subject.
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"David" <gr****@orbitco ms.com> wrote in message
news:O8******** **********@news-server.bigpond. net.au...
Could someone please advise how to cope with various screen resolutions
that are used when an application is deployed to other machines that have
different screen resolutions than the development machine.
Should the application be developed in a moderate resolution screen
(say 800 x 600) and then have the application switch the target machine to
this mode when running ? If so, how would I do this.
Or is there a way that the application scales itself to fit the mode of
the target machine ?
Thanks in advance
Regards
David