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I have a form called FormLOB. I have two monitors going (laptop and 21") with
different resoultions. I want my form to cover the entire screen on both. How do I size this? Any help please -- Jason V |
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Assuming you are only going to cover the worksheet with the form, you might
be able to use something like this. Sub scrnsz() x = Application.UsableHeight y = Application.UsableWidth MsgBox "Height is " & x & vbCrLf & "Width is" & y End Sub "Jason V" wrote: I have a form called FormLOB. I have two monitors going (laptop and 21") with different resoultions. I want my form to cover the entire screen on both. How do I size this? Any help please -- Jason V |
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You should be able to use the msoScreenSize constants to do the job. See VBA
help file for msoScreenSize or ScreenSize. "Jason V" wrote: I have a form called FormLOB. I have two monitors going (laptop and 21") with different resoultions. I want my form to cover the entire screen on both. How do I size this? Any help please -- Jason V |
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