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  1. Jul 16th, 2002, 06:56 PM #1
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    full screen

    How do make a form go full screen, without its own title bar or the windows taskbar?
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    Try

    Try ALT-ENTER
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    Full Screen

    Hi Jimller!
    Try Sendkeys method using combination of Alt and Enter keys
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    Setting BorderStyle to None and WindowState to Maximized is the correct answer, Ctrl-Enter doesn't do a damn thing unless you have your application respond to it... (which is the case with DOS prompts, but normal Windows don't have this behaviour)
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    Screen Resolutions

    Thanks for the help, but I'm wondering now if there's a way to change a user's screen resolution to minimize empty space on the form. I know alot of games do this, and I was just wondering if VB had a way to do it also.
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