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The display for my application works fine for a screen resolution of 800 X 600. When I execute the application on another machine with a different screen resolution the complete display is not seen(for example the scroll bars are not seen). How can I achieve screen resolution independence in my application. &nbsp;I am coding in VC++.<br />
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The display for my application works fine for a screen resolution of 800 X 600. When I execute the application on another machine with a different screen resolution the complete display is not seen(for example the scroll bars are not seen). How can I achieve screen resolution independence in my application.  I am coding in VC++.



Display problem with various screen resolution(URGENT HELP!!!)

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