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Kevin L
Is there a font size setting by which a compiled application bases scaling
on?
I had originally developed an application in VB .NET on a Windows 2000 box.
I have since upgraded to Windows XP and recompiled my project. After
installing the new version on a Windows 2000 Server, my application's forms
are huge.
I am guessing that it is related to the fact that my laptop (which is my
development box) has a font size setting of 120dpi and the Windows 2000
boxes have a setting of 96dpi.
Is there something in code that I can change to have my application scale
correctly in Windows 2000?
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I had originally developed an application in VB .NET on a Windows 2000 box.
I have since upgraded to Windows XP and recompiled my project. After
installing the new version on a Windows 2000 Server, my application's forms
are huge.
I am guessing that it is related to the fact that my laptop (which is my
development box) has a font size setting of 120dpi and the Windows 2000
boxes have a setting of 96dpi.
Is there something in code that I can change to have my application scale
correctly in Windows 2000?