So.. I created an full-screen application. It worked out perfectly on my own computer, but at my friend's computer, it was totally ****ed up. I guess it's the screen resolution. So, here's the question: - How do I automatically change the forms resolution, based on the screen size? (I don't want the user to do it manually...)
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I am working on an program and I need it to change the size on the form and the button etc when its ran on a different resolution then it was coded on. Is there anyway to do this easy or do I have to hard code it on two different and change it by like a button etc? I am working with a 1024 X 780 and a 1240 X 1024.
View 8 RepliesI have a very high screen resolution on my laptop: 1400x1050.My colleague tried it out on his laptop (which had lesser resolution), and the application did not fit on his laptop. The buttons were dragging out of the screen space.So, I want my application to automatically resize/adjust based upon the screen resolution.I don't want to use Maximized screen option and don't want to change user's pc settings.Unfortunatly I am not using Table Layout panel.
View 5 RepliesIn my application,I placed the user control on a panel,I want to resize that control on a panel automatically according to different screen resolution.
View 6 RepliesI want to set resolution automatically when my program will run. I want to make it (resolution) 1280*1024. What should I write there in my vb.net program to set resolution when my program will run? When user will stop using my program it will get default resolution.
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View 1 RepliesI have 10 Comboboxes in a form. All these combo boxes have databound items which come from the same column in a table in the database (access 07) (Am designing a billing software, and these comboboxes show the items (10 lines of them).All these combos reside in one Groupbox.Now for the strange (scary/funny) part, whenever I change a value of 1 combo, all the other combos change automatically and show the same value as the one that was changed. (strange!).
View 6 RepliesI need to change the display resolution to a custom resolution like 1240x712. I already tried it by using the win32 API to call ChangeDisplaySettings but that fails to set the display to any custom resolution. And besides a friend of mine said I maybe could use DirectX to do this one, is that a possibility?
View 5 Repliesi want to change resolution/resize a jpg image in vb.net with easiest code not bmp jpg
View 1 RepliesHow to create a program that detects the screen resolution and change it to 1280x800 or 1024x768? What are the computer requirements to support each of these resolutions. (I don't want for the program to request the user as programs do this especially in Windows Vista, because my program will be created for Windows Vista).
View 8 RepliesHow to change the system screen resolution in VB 2005 or 2008? As it something to do with this:
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My.Computer.Screen.Bounds.Width
System.Drawing.Rectangle
How can I make my app form go to fullscreen, and change the computers resolution as what I want?
View 2 Repliesi wanted to develop a application to Refresh the screen.[Simple F5 would work !!] but is it possible.I want a button to start at X:0 Y:0 then on loading the form want the button to move diagonally on the form [ on reaching end the process should repeat ]I want the application that displays current resolution.The supported resolution by monitor and then give user the choice of selecting one.
View 2 RepliesI'm looking for a class that could change the resolution of the primary monitor.
View 1 RepliesNo I understand that if I drop the Shockwave Flash Object onto the form, on the right dock I can change the quality, I can also re-size the object to whatever I wish, but is there anyway to manually reduce quality so say the pixel count is much much much less, like 240p or lower, if the video is by default 720p through code? As if to change the amount of pixels being shown on the video to reduce lag when multiple flash objects are playing.
View 3 RepliesI have this program, where the main (one and only, "ControlBox" set to "false" and "FormBorderStyle" set to "none") form will fill up the whole monitor. It wasn't set to "WindowState" = "Maximized", but rather I have it designed to fit on the resolution of the target monitor's resolution size. It is set to run on 1920 x 1080 size. Hence I have all the layout and child controls laid out nicely.Right now, I was thinking, what if I wanted to have my program fit snuggly (or nicely) into the target monitor's resolution, varying from 800x600, 1024x768, 1440x900 and such.What would be the best approach? Make multiple copies of the form in designer, lay out those controls, then create a centralized class file that sort of integrates all the methods that were existing in the original form, so that the rest of the form would be sharing it as well.
Or would I make only 1 form and do all the layout adjustment on runtime and having the hassle and pain of going through it? I have 1 main problem though, there's this logo which stuck on the top left portion of the form, which currently just fit nicely on this 1920 x 1080's form. I wonder what would happens if I size it on runtime.
I have this program, where the main (one and only, "ControlBox" set to "false" and "FormBorderStyle" set to "none") form will fill up the whole monitor. It wasn't set to "WindowState" = "Maximized", but rather I have it designed to fit on the resolution of the target monitor's resolution size. It is set to run on 1920 x 1080 size. Hence I have all the layout and child controls laid out nicely.
Right now, I was thinking, what if I wanted to have my program fit snuggly (or nicely) into the target monitor's resolution, varying from 800x600, 1024x768, 1440x900 and such.
What would be the best approach? Make multiple copies of the form in designer, lay out those controls, then create a centralized class file that sort of integrates all the methods that were existing in the original form, so that the rest of the form would be sharing it as well.
Or would I make only 1 form and do all the layout adjustment on runtime and having the hassle and pain of going through it? I have 1 main problem though, there's this logo which stuck on the top left portion of the form, which currently just fit nicely on this 1920 x 1080's form. I wonder what would happens if I size it on runtime.
I have an application where some forms have a resolution of1280 x 800 (not ideal i know now)I have come across a few xp machines where resolution can be as low as 800 x 600 Is there an application or code that allows VB to resize all contents of a form depending on user machine or to change resolution of said machine during runtime?
View 9 RepliesWe did development of a VB application on a machine with a high resolution screen. Also the machine where the real application runs has a high resolution screen. After a while we wanted to do minnor changes on the application and we wanted to use a low resolution laptop for that. When we opened the application for editing we saw that all forms changed their sized automatically AND unwanted.How can we build and change applications in one form size that does not change depending on the resolution of the machine on which edits are made?
View 2 RepliesWhen ever my program runs how can I set my form to Current Screen resolution or change to 1024/678 pixiels.
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View 1 RepliesI have created an application that uses two forms one is displayed on a touchscreen and is a basic input form, the other is displayed on a large display monitor and is basically an information form, both displays are connected to the same pc. The program works great I have just one annoyance is if the program is restarted it displays both forms on the touchscreen and I have to drag the information form onto the big display. Is there a way to specify on load that each form gets displayed maximized on a certain screen so I don't have to drag one form onto the correct screen?
View 7 RepliesI want to resize font of all windows form control when i change screen resolution..I am able to resize all the controls but font resize driving me nuts..
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View 2 Replies1. Is there anyway to make an application look as though it has been set to a screen resolution of 1024 x 768 when the true resolution different?
2. I am developing my app using a widescreen monitor. What dimensions does the form need to be set to so that it looks exactly the same on a normal & widescreen monitor?
how do i set my vb2008 form in such away that the form size aint affected by screen resolution settings
View 3 RepliesCan we set the windows form resolution according to pc screen resolution and even the control should be adjusted...
eg.
My screen resolution is 1366 X 768
and my form size is 1254, 709....but I want it so set according to the screen and it will be dynamic...
if I transfer my project to some other pc with lower or higher resolution it should be adjusted....
and suppose I have few controls on the form...will that also be adjusted??
I had designed all forms on 1280/800 screen resolution.
i want set all forms resolution like the current screen resolution of the user,or make the form resolution is dynamic with each resolution of screen for
I have a treeview and text box below it... is it easy or even possible to allow a user to change the height of the treeview which will automatically change the height of the textbox so there is no gap between them?ie one gets bigger the other gets smaller etc etc
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