Yup, been there, done that.

"init" of the form:

var f form
endVar

	v = applib1.PreberiNastavitev("APP","Forms","Size","",false)
	if v.isSpace() then
		v = "640x480"
		writeprofilestring(privdir()+"\\INI\\APP.INI","Forme","Size",v)
	endIf

	f.attach()
	switch
		case v = "1024x768" :
			f.setPosition(0,0,13400,9220)
			Page2.setPosition(0,0,13400,9220)
			TF.size = Point(13080,7500)
		case v = "800x600" :
			f.setPosition(0,0,11720,7000)
			Page2.setPosition(0,0,11720,7000)
			TF.size = Point(11400,5250)
		otherwise :
			f.getPosition(x,y,w,h)
			f.setPosition(x,y,w,h)
			Page2.setPosition(0,0,9407,5880)
			TF.size = Point(9433,4750)
	endSwitch


Manually resize objects on form, to show more columns of table,...

Jure



On Wed, 27 May 2020 05:52:10 +0200, Kevin Zawicki <numberjack@wi.rr.com>  
wrote:

>
> to add
>
>>
> Its not just the screen resolution you have to worry about, you may also
> need to consider the DPI as well and then apply a scaling factor.
> <
> and that the user may change on the fly...
>
>
> Also, ZOOM will magnify, but what some users mean is "more real estate".
>
> If a tableframe has x many rows and they get a nigger monitor /  
> resolution,
> etc, they may want more than x rows.
>
> So you have to consider magnification is not more space.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> modridirkac <jure.zorko@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I use "built in" method.
>> It works on most computers. On some it does not work as I would like it
> to.
>>
>> So I use a global variable, which can be set on app level.
>>
>>
>> in "var" of form:
>> 	doZoom logical
>>
>> in "init" method:
>> 	...
>> 	doZoom = true/false - read from INI or something
>> 	...
>> 	doDefault
>> 	...
>>
>> 	
>> in "setFocus" method of the form:
>> 	...
>> 	doDefault
>> 	if doZoom  then
>> 		menuAction(MenuPropertiesZoomBestFit)
>> 	else
>> 		menuAction(MenuPropertiesZoom100)
>> 	endIf
>> 	...
>>
>>
>> Jure
>


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