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.NET Forum / Languages / VB.NET / October 2004Screen Object Changes in Visual Basic .NET
Why an application developed in VB.Net on a screen with a resolution 12 TwipsPerPixelX and 12 TwipsPerPixelY will change the size (in pixels) of the controls when it runs on a computer with a 15 TwipsPerPixelX screen resolution. I mean, I have an application with a “Form” with 900 pixels width in a 12 TwipsPerPixelX screen and when I run it on a computer with a 15 TwipsPerPixelX screen resolution, same “Form” has less the 850 pixels. I need all the pixels. How can I manage this, because it’s a big error. You should use Screen.twipsperpixelX and Screen.twipsperpixelY to adjust the form size according to the screen TwipsPerPixel with your original dimensions by Pixel > Why an application developed in VB.Net on a screen with a resolution 12 > TwipsPerPixelX and 12 TwipsPerPixelY will change the size (in pixels) of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I need > all the pixels. How can I manage this, because it???s a big error. I don't see a TwipsPerPIxel property or method in the .Net Screen Class. Am I missing something? > You should use Screen.twipsperpixelX and Screen.twipsperpixelY to adjust the > form size according to the screen TwipsPerPixel with your original [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > I need > > all the pixels. How can I manage this, because it’s a big error. > Why an application developed in VB.Net on a screen with a resolution 12 > TwipsPerPixelX and 12 TwipsPerPixelY will change the size (in pixels) of the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > TwipsPerPixelX screen resolution, same b Formb has less the 850 pixels. I need > all the pixels. How can I manage this, because itbs a big error. See if setting the form's MinWidth property will help.... LFS Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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