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craigsboyd
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Set the WindowState property of the _Screen object to 2 - Maximized, unless you have the _screen invisible in your application and are instead using your own Top Level form, in that case you would set it's WindowState property to 2 same as you would have for the _Screen.
Slighthaze = NULL
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Slighthaze = NULL
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Mike Lewis
Programmer
mannah07,
Do you mean full-screen, or do you mean maximised?
The difference is that full-screen covers the Windows toolbar and any similar bits of furniture. It is what you see when you run a PowerPoint slide show, for instance.
To achieve that, set _SCREEN.Height and _SCREEN.Width to the physical heigth and width of the screen.
If you mean maximised, the other two guys have given you the solution.
Mike
Mike Lewis
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Do you mean full-screen, or do you mean maximised?
The difference is that full-screen covers the Windows toolbar and any similar bits of furniture. It is what you see when you run a PowerPoint slide show, for instance.
To achieve that, set _SCREEN.Height and _SCREEN.Width to the physical heigth and width of the screen.
If you mean maximised, the other two guys have given you the solution.
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
My Visual Foxpro web site: My Crystal Reports web site:
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