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    Question Userform and screen resolution

    Hi

    I have a userform which is can be viewed perfectly on my machine however on another users machine the text etc are all huge and they cannot see the whole userform. Is there a quick way to resize the windows/text etc?

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    KR
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    Re: Userform and screen resolution

    Not that I'm aware of, but I'll be watching for MVP replies in case I'm
    wrong. AFAIK, if you wanted to resize everything you would have to do it all
    in code, resizing and moving each item based on each target resolution.

    My solution? I ended up setting my screen size to the lowest resolution I
    was willing to support, built and tested my userforms at that resolution,
    then switched my machine back for my own preferences- the end result being
    that the userform is much less than full screen when run on my machine with
    my normal settings invoked.

    Best of luck,
    Keith

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    > however on another users machine the text etc are all huge and they
    > cannot see the whole userform. Is there a quick way to resize the
    > windows/text etc?
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    STEVE BELL
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    Re: Userform and screen resolution

    See if this works for you (courtesy of Ron de Bruin):

    Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

    With Application

    Me.Top = .Top

    Me.Left = .Left

    Me.Height = .Height

    Me.Width = .Width

    End With

    End Sub


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    "KR" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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    > Not that I'm aware of, but I'll be watching for MVP replies in case I'm
    > wrong. AFAIK, if you wanted to resize everything you would have to do it
    > all
    > in code, resizing and moving each item based on each target resolution.
    >
    > My solution? I ended up setting my screen size to the lowest resolution I
    > was willing to support, built and tested my userforms at that resolution,
    > then switched my machine back for my own preferences- the end result being
    > that the userform is much less than full screen when run on my machine
    > with
    > my normal settings invoked.
    >
    > Best of luck,
    > Keith
    >
    > "funkymonkUK" <funkymonkUK.1t6w2k_1123074847.2478@excelforum-nospam.com>
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    >> Hi
    >>
    >> I have a userform which is can be viewed perfectly on my machine
    >> however on another users machine the text etc are all huge and they
    >> cannot see the whole userform. Is there a quick way to resize the
    >> windows/text etc?
    >>
    >>
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    > http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=18135
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    >> http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=392475
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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Userform and screen resolution

    It's the thing that owns the code.

    In this case, since the code is under the userform, it's the userform.



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