Prevent messing form when display resolution changed

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HI
i have a windows form that used for entering data to save in access database
a have to put abut 60 controls (text boxes,comoboxes,...) on my form and i user Right to left form.
i set anchor property of my controls to top,right but when i run my win app on some of client's PCs,my form have been messed and some of my controls have been disappeared.
please help me. it's so important to me
some of clients pc's resolution is 600*800 and my app must appear and work truly on this computers
sorry if my English is poor

Posted 15-Apr-12 21:25pm

ozzy_mra

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-04-15T22:04:00

Then design it to work on a 600x800 screen. Use Tab pages to group them together into logical groups, or panels and a "Next" button.

And test it at 800x600. If that means a second monitor, then do that. Otherwise, have a "spare" PC which matches teh spec of your users - processor and ram as well as video - and test it on that. Otehrwise the next problem you will have is that they say it is too slow as well...

ozzy_mra · Answer 2 · 2012-04-15T22:58:00

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Thanks,
Is this the last solution?
at last i must do this,but Do you think this is the last way?

Posted 15-Apr-12 22:58pm