Aldo Gatti
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Size an mdi form with ismdicontainer property true and child form regardless of screen resolution
Hello Experts,
I have to size an mdi form (800*600 pixel) with ismdicontainer property true and child form regardless of screen resolution, so that the child form are contained in the mdi form without the scroll bars in the mdi form.
If I change resolution or the format of charater from 96 dpi to 120 dpi the scroll bar appear in the mdi form,
how can I resize the child form so that the the scroll bar do not appear also if I change screen resolution?
Another question: how can I set the backcolor of the mdi form, it is also dark grey also if I set a different color, from example green?
Thanks at all for help
I have to size an mdi form (800*600 pixel) with ismdicontainer property true and child form regardless of screen resolution, so that the child form are contained in the mdi form without the scroll bars in the mdi form.
If I change resolution or the format of charater from 96 dpi to 120 dpi the scroll bar appear in the mdi form,
how can I resize the child form so that the the scroll bar do not appear also if I change screen resolution?
Another question: how can I set the backcolor of the mdi form, it is also dark grey also if I set a different color, from example green?
Thanks at all for help
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As far as the first part of the question you can use the Form.ReSize event to resize the child mdi's on the form by using the Form.ClientSize to get the available space on the form.