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Distorted application layout
I have a problem with a Delphi application (Delphi 7).
The application use a couple of panels, images and other gui elements... when running the application on most (99 %) of the pc's where it is installed, everything looks fine. However, on some machines the layout is highly distorted. (Panels are stretched horizontally and/or by 10-40%)...
So far this has happened on two Acer laptops. Both machines have had the same problem with another application developed earlier (also a Delphi application).
The problem is not the resolution on the machines, or the graphic card drivers...
Any ideas ?
The application use a couple of panels, images and other gui elements... when running the application on most (99 %) of the pc's where it is installed, everything looks fine. However, on some machines the layout is highly distorted. (Panels are stretched horizontally and/or by 10-40%)...
So far this has happened on two Acer laptops. Both machines have had the same problem with another application developed earlier (also a Delphi application).
The problem is not the resolution on the machines, or the graphic card drivers...
Any ideas ?
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It may be ok on your pc since as I understand it these settings are tied into the video driver and not all manufacturers handle this properly, also check out themes
good luck
regards
good luck
regards
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Perfect !!!
it worked... just had to change the ppt to normal at the laptops, and everything was back to normal...
Thanks alot guys !
it worked... just had to change the ppt to normal at the laptops, and everything was back to normal...
Thanks alot guys !
glad you got it sorted ;-))
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I don't have the laptops available here now, but i'll go through the settings on the "trouble machines" tomorrow. Let you know what happened then ...
Cheers !