Very Computer

by **David Schwart** » Wed, 26 Jun 1996 04:00:00

Hi everyone!
I'm both new to this group and to VFP so please excuse
any possible lapses in etiquette. I wrote a very simple
application which displays a single form with a few buttons.
When I build the application and run the EXE file the
_SCREEN window always appears about 350 x 350 pixels (I'm
working in 640x480) and I have to programmatically enlarge
it (with _SCREEN.width and _SCREEN.height). This technique
doesn't look very good - I get a "juping" and "resizing"
window. Does anyonr know of a way to have the _SCREEN
window appear full size at the start of an EXE?

Thank you in advance for helping me.

David Schwartz
Lockheed Martin GES
Moorestown, NJ

by **Scot A. Becke** » Wed, 26 Jun 1996 04:00:00

> Hi everyone!
> I'm both new to this group and to VFP so please excuse
> any possible lapses in etiquette. I wrote a very simple
> application which displays a single form with a few buttons.
> When I build the application and run the EXE file the
> _SCREEN window always appears about 350 x 350 pixels (I'm
> working in 640x480) and I have to programmatically enlarge
> it (with _SCREEN.width and _SCREEN.height). This technique
> doesn't look very good - I get a "juping" and "resizing"
> window. Does anyonr know of a way to have the _SCREEN
> window appear full size at the start of an EXE?

> Thank you in advance for helping me.

> David Schwartz
> Lockheed Martin GES
> Moorestown, NJ

Try _SCREEN.WindowState = 2 to maximize the window.

Scot.
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Size of _SCREEN Window

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Size of _SCREEN Window