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Start a new project and make a new form with BORDER STYLE = 0-None and make the size of the form to fit on the screen(px. 1024x768). SAVE YOUR PROJECT OR MAKE AN EXE FILE... Then change the Fonts DPIs from 96DPIs to 120DPIs from the screen properties of windows(Advanced users) or from 120 to 96 (whatever you have). Then restart the PC (required) and start your project or exe file again. Run the project an you will see the form not to fit on the screen... :) Imagine if you add and soma images, textboxes etc. what will happen... The form changes completely... If someone knows the solution on this problem please e-mail me at: [email protected] :) Thanx and have a nice day with VB programming...
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I had no time to try this out but I think I've got a solution:
In Form_Load set the current size:
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Form1.Move 0,0,Screen.Width,Screen.Height
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Every program can be reduced to one instruction which doesn't work.
