Not sure if i should be posting here as the answer i need
is without macros, but anyway...

I have a splash screen that shows if the user has disabled
macros. instructing them to enable them to use this
workbook.

I have a problem in that although everything looks good on
my pc, another user with a different screen resolution
will not see the full message.

Does anyone know a way around this problem?
(Please don't say - write a macro to sort it. )

I have tried reducing the zoom of the spreadsheet so that
the lower resolution is ok, but people will have trouble
reading this on the higher resolution.

I'm hoping someone has a way around this or has come
across this before. All the solutions i have seen are
macros (but they are disabled on my workbook)

thanks for looking
George

Hi George

Is your splash screen a worksheet ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"George J" wrote in message ...
Not sure if i should be posting here as the answer i need
is without macros, but anyway...

I have a splash screen that shows if the user has disabled
macros. instructing them to enable them to use this
workbook.

I have a problem in that although everything looks good on
my pc, another user with a different screen resolution
will not see the full message.

Does anyone know a way around this problem?
(Please don't say - write a macro to sort it. )

I have tried reducing the zoom of the spreadsheet so that
the lower resolution is ok, but people will have trouble
reading this on the higher resolution.

I'm hoping someone has a way around this or has come
across this before. All the solutions i have seen are
macros (but they are disabled on my workbook)

thanks for looking
George

Hi George

Is your splash screen a worksheet ?
Stupid question from me (sunday)

Without a macro not possible as far as i know to do this.



--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
Hi George

Is your splash screen a worksheet ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"George J" wrote in message ...
Not sure if i should be posting here as the answer i need
is without macros, but anyway...

I have a splash screen that shows if the user has disabled
macros. instructing them to enable them to use this
workbook.

I have a problem in that although everything looks good on
my pc, another user with a different screen resolution
will not see the full message.

Does anyone know a way around this problem?
(Please don't say - write a macro to sort it. )

I have tried reducing the zoom of the spreadsheet so that
the lower resolution is ok, but people will have trouble
reading this on the higher resolution.

I'm hoping someone has a way around this or has come
across this before. All the solutions i have seen are
macros (but they are disabled on my workbook)

thanks for looking
George

Yes

All other sheets are hidden until macros are enabled.
-----Original Message-----
Hi George

Is your splash screen a worksheet ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"George J" wrote in
message ...
Not sure if i should be posting here as the answer i
need
is without macros, but anyway...

I have a splash screen that shows if the user has
disabled
macros. instructing them to enable them to use this
workbook.

I have a problem in that although everything looks good
on
my pc, another user with a different screen resolution
will not see the full message.

Does anyone know a way around this problem?
(Please don't say - write a macro to sort it. )

I have tried reducing the zoom of the spreadsheet so
that
the lower resolution is ok, but people will have trouble
reading this on the higher resolution.

I'm hoping someone has a way around this or has come
across this before. All the solutions i have seen are
macros (but they are disabled on my workbook)

thanks for looking
George


.

Hi George

You should be able to sqeeze that information onto a 640 * 480 screen. The
only no-code solution I know is to design for the smallest screen and accept
the fact that high-resolution users deliberately chose to be one to see tons
of tiny information sinoultaneously.

Best wishes Harald

"George J" skrev i melding
...
Yes

All other sheets are hidden until macros are enabled.
-----Original Message-----
Hi George

Is your splash screen a worksheet ?

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"George J" wrote in
message ...
Not sure if i should be posting here as the answer i
need
is without macros, but anyway...

I have a splash screen that shows if the user has
disabled
macros. instructing them to enable them to use this
workbook.

I have a problem in that although everything looks good
on
my pc, another user with a different screen resolution
will not see the full message.

Does anyone know a way around this problem?
(Please don't say - write a macro to sort it. )

I have tried reducing the zoom of the spreadsheet so
that
the lower resolution is ok, but people will have trouble
reading this on the higher resolution.

I'm hoping someone has a way around this or has come
across this before. All the solutions i have seen are
macros (but they are disabled on my workbook)

thanks for looking
George


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