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Embedded apps resizing in 2.0

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Dave Goldberg - 26 Apr 2006 03:33 GMT
I have a no-touch application which I created in 1.1. It is embedded within
IE, not a stand-alone window. I'm migrating it to 2.0 and one thing (which is
a major problem) is that the <object> tag doesn't appear to resize within the
browser frame any more. I tested the same code in 1.1 and 2.0 and something
changed. I need to figure out how to change the size of my application when
the browser changes. I've tried a bunch of options including JavaScript but
nothing appears to effect the size of the embedded .net control. Anyone have
any ideas?
Dave Goldberg - 28 Apr 2006 23:02 GMT
Just a follow-up. Anyone seen anything like this? Anyone running Winforms in
the browser?

Thanks in advance.

> I have a no-touch application which I created in 1.1. It is embedded within
> IE, not a stand-alone window. I'm migrating it to 2.0 and one thing (which is
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> nothing appears to effect the size of the embedded .net control. Anyone have
> any ideas?

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