AOB
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Hi guys,
I'm in the middle of deploying a database for our department. Most of the users use a single widescreen monitor but a (small number) opt to use a dual 'standard' monitor setup.
I've already incorporated some functionality to resize the form windows and apply / remove scrollbars where needed, so that if the main switchboard is restricted in size (i.e. to one monitor, or one half of the available display area), then subsequent sub-switchboards are similarly shrunk to fit inside.
But there's quite a bit of information on some of the screens and some of the users find the constant left-to-right-to-left scrolling a bit of a pain.
Does anybody know if it's possible to a) detect on startup if the user's local setup involves a dual/multi-monitor display and b) if so, maximise the main form such that it stretches across both monitors, rather than to fill just one?
Suspect I'm asking a simple question with a really complicated answer so bracing myself... (Have looked into lots of threads around handling these kinds of problems and they scare the hell outta me...)
Thanks in advance!
Al
I'm in the middle of deploying a database for our department. Most of the users use a single widescreen monitor but a (small number) opt to use a dual 'standard' monitor setup.
I've already incorporated some functionality to resize the form windows and apply / remove scrollbars where needed, so that if the main switchboard is restricted in size (i.e. to one monitor, or one half of the available display area), then subsequent sub-switchboards are similarly shrunk to fit inside.
But there's quite a bit of information on some of the screens and some of the users find the constant left-to-right-to-left scrolling a bit of a pain.
Does anybody know if it's possible to a) detect on startup if the user's local setup involves a dual/multi-monitor display and b) if so, maximise the main form such that it stretches across both monitors, rather than to fill just one?
Suspect I'm asking a simple question with a really complicated answer so bracing myself... (Have looked into lots of threads around handling these kinds of problems and they scare the hell outta me...)
Thanks in advance!
Al