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Mr. Rao, THanks a lot for your suggestion. After line 2 I got an error : "Invalid image". Another problem: in the first line there are nNewHeight and nNewWitdth. But I need to know the height and width of the original image first. Then I have to calculate the new value by adding a percentage. ...

... lado quisiera que el combo aparezca exactamente del mismo tamaño que los get. He probado con HEIGHTGET , SELHEIGHT, oCbx:nSelectionHeight := <nNewHeight> y no funciona. Lo he logrado reducir cambiando el tamaño de la fuente del control (oCbx:SetFont(oFontCbx) ) pero creo que debería haber ...

On resource, try

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg ON INIT oCbx:nSelectionHeight := <nNewHeight>

Mr Rao,
A small problem with SendMessage( oCbx:hWnd, 0x0153, -1, nNewHeight ),combobox be blue colored background on init .

Regards!
Shuming Wang

...                    WINDOW.PRG      637   638   737   738   807   808  3827! 3836 NNEW                    WINDOW.PRG      916   916   917   917 NNEWHEIGHT              WINDOW.PRG      642  1819  1822 NNEWWIDTH              WINDOW.PRG      727  1857  1860 NNOT()                 (function  in ...

... oScroll := TScrWnd():New(oDlg, 1, nDlgH, 1, nDlgW) // Dialog-size In Relation to the Image-size, I used a Factor to adjust the Thumb-pos like : If nNewHeight >= 760 .or. nNewWidth >= 760 // image-size oScroll:SetScroll( 1, 9 , 1, 12 ) Endif This sample shows the Thumb on Image-bottom. Because ...

Dutch,

oButton:SetSize( nWidth, nHeight [, lRepaint ] )

or:

oButton:nWidth := nNewWidth
oButton:nHeight := nNewHeight

bmpResized := ResizeBmp( hOldBmp, nNewWidth, nNewHeight ) Maybe a possible solution, to use StretchBlt() for the new Brush-functions in FWH-9.06, to get the Image-Brush adjusted to the Dialog ??? The ResizeBmp function internally uses StretchBlt(). ...

... oFont1 ; RIGHT oBtn1:lTransparent = .t. oBtn1:cTooltip := "Button1" That doesn't work !!! --------------------------- obtn1:nHeight := nNewheight // User defined oBtn1:nWidth := nNewWidth Regards Uwe :lol:

Otto,

You can use:

oControl:SetSize( nWidth, nHeight [, lRepaint ] )

or

oControl:nHeight = nNewHeight
oControl:nWidth = nNewWidth

Silvio,

It is is a bitmap control then you can do:

oBmp:SetSize( nNewWidth, nNewHeight )

to know its dimensions:

oBmp:nWidth
oBmp:nHeight

or is it a bitmap that you are managing in memory (and not a visible control) ?

Shuming,

You can do:

oDlg:nTop = nNewTop
oDlg:nLeft = nNewLeft
oDlg:nWidth = nNewWidth
oDlg:nHeight = nNewHeight

JM,

oDlg:SetSize( nWidth, nHeight )

o por separado:

oDlg:nWidth = nNewWidth
oDlg:nHeight = nNewHeight

Gustavo,

oDlg:SetSize( nNewWidth, nNewHeight )

or simply:

oDlg:nWidth := ...
oDlg:nHeight := ...

With oDlg:SetSize() you do it in one single step.

You may use oPrinter:SetSize( nNewWidth, nNewHeight )