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Canvas resize problem

Dear Experts,

I still have a resize problem with my telnet-example, its making me grazy.
I have put 2 pictures on my site to demonstrate what happens when I resize
my form. In de first picture you see the rows and colums when I select the text
with the mouse. And when I resize the form smaller you see the rows and columns
dissapear (picture2). It has to be like picture 2 no mather how i resize the form you
may never see the rows and columns.

Who can help me?

This is the address of my site:  http://members.home.nl/peterkiers/
Underneath the Under Construction bar you see a floppy disk
click on it to download my example, and under the floppy disk
you see 2 pictures.

Greetings,

Peter  
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Hi TName,

I have tested your example and it works fine, only another
fault appears. The CURSOR is vanished. When i choose menu-
item Fill buffer to fill the canvas with characters and numbers
and then when I click on a certain cell the cursor will not be dis-
played. And it's their but not showing. Because when I choose
the cursor to blink, by choosing menu-item Timer on/off, the cur-
sor appears again. But the cursor has to be always on the canvas
blinking or not blinking.

But the resizing works great.

Peter
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Glad you've tested it ;o)
I'll have a look at it this evening, if no one else does it.
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That should indeed work. Then you can delete
DrawCursor(CsrCol, CsrRow);
from the FormMouseDown() procedure...

Hi, I have tested it and it works great.

Thank to you all.

Point will be devided.

greetings,

Peter Kiers