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VFP Portrait Monitor Mode Limits

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stanlyn

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Sep 3, 2003
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Hi,

I just discovered that creating a 1080px wide and 1920px height form in VFP is a problem. Extremely wierd on-screen artifacts when trying to create the large area... When looking at the size specs in the Tools-->Options-->Forms it shows the largest available design area as 1600 x 1200. I need much larger...

How do I get around this limitation?

I've attached a screenshot showing what the form looks like on a 27" monitor rotated to portrait mode. The image on the left monitor is a .jpg image that I mocked up because I could not create the real thing in VFP. So I mocked it up and showed it to client and now they want it. Now, I'm asking you guys on how I can do it in VFP. The application is already written in VFP and all I need is to create this form as a large 1920 x 1020 HD mode flipped to portrait...

Any ideas?
Stanley
 
 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=188b8c9d-9904-40d9-a5dc-6306e86848fe&file=Mockup3s.jpg
Set design area to (None) and you have no limit.
Works on my HD monitor.

Bye, Olaf.
 
OK Guys,

You both are correct... I actually tried that yesterday and had issues with it. What I did was I modified the regular 1024x768 form and set the option to "none" and then set the form's width and length, and instantly had issues. I tested it this time by creating a new form and added the activex and it looks good, so who knows what went wrong??? Anyway it appears to work now... And thanks!

Stanley
 
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