Screen size detection

[martinbarrett]

Hi

I have created a project suitable for 1280 x 1024 resolution. It is being reviewed and I've been asked if it can be viewed at a smaller screen size.

Is there something that can be done in the software to auto detect the users screen size?

I hope someone can help
Martin

[longedge]

Yes-

tbl_display = System.GetDisplayInfo();
width=tbl_display.Width;
height=tbl_display.Height;

Search the forum for "re-size" you'll find loads of stuff

[martinbarrett]

Thanks, where do I put the code, and will this resize my project to the users screen size?

Cheers
Martin

[longedge]

The code is in answer to your question "Is there something that can be done in the software to auto detect the users screen size" it doesn't do anything about re-sizing the application but as I said, if you search the forum you'll find loads of stuff and some examples as well.

Personally I always put this in the application startup, but it will work anywhere.

[martinbarrett]

Thanks again. I've found a resize example and I can set my pages to resize and the objects within scale with it. Which is great.

I pasted the code you supplied in the on -startup actions and it doesn't do anything. Is this correct?

Martin

[Imagine Programming]

It only stores the user's Screen width and height in the variables width and hight.

[holtgrewe]

The code below, on startup, should give you the proper screen size.
However keep in mind, as you resize your page, all objects on the page may also need resizing. It can be somewhat daunting if you didn't allow for this at design time...

WndHandle=Application.GetWndHandle()
SysInfo = System.GetDisplayInfo()
Window.SetPos(WndHandle, 0, 0)
Window.SetSize(WndHandle, SysInfo.Width, SysInfo.Height)

hth

[Centauri Soldier]

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while 1==1 do
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[Imagine Programming]

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