Advice on detecting screen resolution and resizing application and its objects

[dreamer]

I need to be able to detect different screen resolutions and then
resize my applications forms, objects, fonts etc, to suit.
Any ideas how to go about it?
I use VB 5.
Many thanks in advance.

[Auric__]

On Wed, 19 May 2004 22:00:02 +1000, dreamer wrote:

I need to be able to detect different screen resolutions and then
resize my applications forms, objects, fonts etc, to suit.
Any ideas how to go about it?
I use VB 5.
Many thanks in advance.

Screen.Width and Screen.Height tell you the resolution.

Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Height = Screen.Height / 3 'or whatever number
Me.Width = Screen.Width / 3 'you want to use
End Sub

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[Randy Birch]

Methinks you forgot to include the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y in the demo. :-)
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: On Wed, 19 May 2004 22:00:02 +1000, dreamer wrote:
:
: >I need to be able to detect different screen resolutions and then
: >resize my applications forms, objects, fonts etc, to suit.
: >Any ideas how to go about it?
: >I use VB 5.
: >Many thanks in advance.
:
: Screen.Width and Screen.Height tell you the resolution.
:
: Private Sub Form_Load()
: Me.Height = Screen.Height / 3 'or whatever number
: Me.Width = Screen.Width / 3 'you want to use
: End Sub
:
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: auric underscore underscore at hotmail dot com
: *****
: [blank stare]

[Auric__]

On Wed, 19 May 2004 21:57:04 GMT, Randy Birch wrote:

Methinks you forgot to include the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y in the demo. :-)

I don't typically use them; I don't usually even bother resizing, I just
set the form at a fixed size. (I'm lazy and evil, I know.)
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[dreamer]

On Wed, 19 May 2004 21:57:04 GMT, "Randy Birch"
<rg************ @mvps.org> wrote:

Methinks you forgot to include the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y in the demo. :-)

Hello Randy,
Could you please give more detail on the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y that
you mention. A sample perhaps?
I am not real flash as a programmer (not even a programmer really) and
I sometimes struggle with the obvious.
Thanks.

[Rick Rothstein]

Methinks you forgot to include the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y in the

demo. :-) Hello Randy,
Could you please give more detail on the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y that
you mention. A sample perhaps?
I am not real flash as a programmer (not even a programmer really) and
I sometimes struggle with the obvious.

PixelsWide = Screen.Width \ Screen.TwipsPer PixelX
PixelsHigh = Screen.Height \ Screen.TwipsPer PixelY

Rick - MVP

[Jim]

Your best bet is to use a third party resizer ocx. Sheridan use to
make one that worked well. Sheridan was purchased by Infragistics or
some such. Good luck.

Jim

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On Wed, 19 May 2004 21:57:04 GMT, "Randy Birch"
<rg************ @mvps.org> wrote:

Methinks you forgot to include the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y in the demo. :-)

Hello Randy,
Could you please give more detail on the Screen.TwipsPer PixelX/Y that
you mention. A sample perhaps?
I am not real flash as a programmer (not even a programmer really) and
I sometimes struggle with the obvious.
Thanks.