Not supporting higher resolution more than 1238/738 pixels in MFC(VC++)

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Application is supporting up to 1238 by 738 pixels only. Up to 1238/738 resolution, if i decrease the resolution page size is getting decreased and by increasing the resolution page size is getting increased which is the correct way it should work

But if the system pixel size is more than 1238/738 it is working in reverse manner.

And in code there is nothing related to resolution.Please suggest me what to do i.e what needs to be done to support even fo high resolution more than 1238/738.

Posted 19-Jan-12 7:04am

GRamakrishna

Updated 19-Jan-12 7:07am

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fjdiewornncalwe 19-Jan-12 13:07pm

What do you mean by "working in reverse manner"? Could you provide a little more information relating to that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jan-12 16:33pm

"Application is supporting up to 1238 by 738 pixels only." Well, it means it is a bad application! Write a good one. What's a problem? Can you explain that?
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-01-19T10:40:00

This is not "resolution", this is a screen size in pixels, or a size of something else, client area. There are no any practically significant upper limits or system limitations on the windows size or something related to the screen size.

It means that the problem you are talking does not really exist. There is only one — totally artificial — problem: you have some application which does silly things. We don't know what exactly, but it is certain that you don't need to do such things. Don't create such limitations in your program and be happy.

If you have any particular problems implementing design like that (which is pretty easy to achieve if you approach the design in a right way), we will gladly help you. To get this kind of help, you will need to be more specific.

—SA