WPF Screen resolution Issue

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Hi,

I have a WPF project. if i change the resolution of the screen, some parts of my window is not displaying. how can i make my WPF application resolution independent?

I want to use this application in tab also. In tab when i open the keypad, i want to scroll the widow to the top of the screen. How can i do this?

Please help me

Thanks in Advance
Kunjammu

Posted 7-Oct-14 18:39pm

Kunjammu

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Oct-14 0:45am

No, you did not change "resolution", you changes screen size in pixels. This is not the same.
Apparently, if your window is too big and not resizeable, if cannot fit some screen. There is no "absolute" independence. Just make you window resizeable, with reasonable layout. The detail depends on your design. Never use manual positioning and sizing.
—SA

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