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Screen Resolution Problem on Userforms
I have a huge form. The dimensions are:
Height: 787.5
Width: 1000
I produced on a 1680x1050 computer. When I tried it on other computers, the form didnt look as nice .
So I found the code below.
So I use scrollbars and zoom to overcome this problem.
1. My first question is how can I make this screen resolution code more flexible so it works on any type of screen resolution and looks nic.
2. Is there an easier and more efficient way to overcome the resolution problem.
Height: 787.5
Width: 1000
I produced on a 1680x1050 computer. When I tried it on other computers, the form didnt look as nice .
So I found the code below.
So I use scrollbars and zoom to overcome this problem.
1. My first question is how can I make this screen resolution code more flexible so it works on any type of screen resolution and looks nic.
2. Is there an easier and more efficient way to overcome the resolution problem.
With Application
.WindowState = xlMaximized
If x > 0 And y > 0 Then
'1680-1050
If x = 1680 And y = 1050 Then
Me.Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 120)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
'MsgBox x & " " & y
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 1.3
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 1.3
End If
'1280 - 1024
If x = 1280 And y = 1024 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 140)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 2
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 2
End If
If x = 1280 And y = 960 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 160)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 2
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 2
End If
If x = 1280 And y = 768 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 140)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 2
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 2
End If
If x = 1152 And y = 864 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 160)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 1.6
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 1.6
End If
If x = 1024 And y = 768 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 180)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 1.8
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 1.8
End If
If x = 800 And y = 600 Then
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 200)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 2
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 2
End If
Else
Zoom = Int(.Height / Me.Height * 200)
Me.Width = .Width * 1#
Me.Height = .Height
Me.ScrollBars = fmScrollBarsBoth
Me.ScrollHeight = Me.InsideHeight * 2
Me.ScrollWidth = Me.InsideWidth * 2
End If
End With
I suggest making it look OK in the lowest likely resolution, (probably 1024x768), and use the MultiPage control to show subsets of the controls with related functions.
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