Thanks to anyone who reads this and tries to lend me a hand.

I have created a very simple interface that collects information from the user and does some simple math and outputs the results to a listbox. I have used panels containing listboxes, labels, combo boxes and textboxes for the input.

The application works very well when installed on my computer and my cooworkers workstation.

The problems I am having occur after the program is installed on a laptop;
1. Listboxes are resizing, causing scroll bars
2. Some labels are moving
3. Textboxes are moving

Basically the layout is getting really messed up. I haven't really been programming in VB that long so I think it must be something very simple. Any ideas?

Sounds like you simply need to redesign your forms to fit on the lowest resolution screen you plan on running the application on.

Thanks Ken,

Sounds like I have a ways to go in getting this running. Any suggestions for the most universal resolution settings?

I'd be affraid to guess. I would say 800x600 should be safe (?) You really need to survey the hardware...

I'm not feeling to bright right now. Do I need to start from scratch in a lower rez setting or can I change something in VB to let me see what the forms will look like at 800x600?

I would set the windows display to 800x600 and develop from there.

Do I need to start from scratch?

Kinda hard to say with out see everything you've done. I think I'd start with seing how your existing forms fit into an 800x600 display... You may not have much work to do...