I hope you agree that I rather try to keep different probs
in different threads.
Here is a problem with a fixed size window in a VB3 application.
The window is too short to show all three buttons and the lowest
text box. The functionality is there. I can enter text into
this so called "Project-Window" and press enter. The new
project is generated and I can work with it.
This is merely a cosmetic problem.
So if anybody bothers to look into it
he can find screenshots here:
http://www.geocities.com/cgelantzsch/screenshot.html
the wine log with +relay,+win can be found here:
http://www.geocities.com/cgelantzsch/debuglog.html
Please feel free to tell me if you rather prefer to have me
posting excerpts of the log to this newsgroup.
Regards, Ike
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. . Eike Lantzsch
<___> CdC 1489 ASUNCION PY
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On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 10:56:33 -0400, in comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine eikelan@gmx.net (Eike Lantzsch) wrote:> I hope you agree that I rather try to keep different probs > in different threads. > > Here is a problem with a fixed size window in a VB3 application. > The window is too short to show all three buttons and the lowest > text box. The functionality is there. I can enter text into > this so called "Project-Window" and press enter. The new > project is generated and I can work with it. > This is merely a cosmetic problem.Did you try to change the "resolution" parameter in the [fonts] section of your .wine/config ? I have seen a similar problem that went away after increasing the value of 96 to 120. Rein. -- Rein Klazes rklazes@xs4all.nl
Rein Klazes wrote:> On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 10:56:33 -0400, in comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine > eikelan@gmx.net (Eike Lantzsch) wrote: >[...]> > Here is a problem with a fixed size window in a VB3 application. > > The window is too short to show all three buttons and the lowest > > text box. The functionality is there. I can enter text into > > this so called "Project-Window" and press enter. The new > > project is generated and I can work with it. > > This is merely a cosmetic problem. > > Did you try to change the "resolution" parameter in the [fonts] > section of your .wine/config ? I have seen a similar problem that went > away after increasing the value of 96 to 120. > > Rein.I changed 96 to 120 = difference is minuscule. Went to 160 = difference remarkable. When I get to 240 or something it should be visible but the whole thing will be faaaar too big. No, sorry, this does not work. But your answer points into the right direction. Thank you! Regards, Ike -- . . Eike Lantzsch <___> CdC 1489 ASUNCION PY ____|\|\ ____ .ooo../ _________\ \_____/ rattle, aim, sting, wait, incorporate
Eike Lantzsch wrote: [...]> > Here is a problem with a fixed size window in a VB3 application. > The window is too short to show all three buttons and the lowest > text box. The functionality is there. I can enter text into > this so called "Project-Window" and press enter. The new > project is generated and I can work with it. > This is merely a cosmetic problem. >[...] This problem is solved. It is an application behaviour which came up with Wine and not on Windoze. And it happend only on my box so far. For the few who want/need to know: In an .INI file of the app is a section [WndPj] ... WndHeight=2920 Window Height for a fixed Window? Yes! I changed this value to somewhat 3400 and the window was far too high. Changed step by step to smaller values and ended up with - you guessed correctly: 2920 and the window had the right height. Huh? But anyway... :-/ Thanks to Rein Klazes Regards, Ike -- . . Eike Lantzsch <___> CdC 1509 ASUNCION PY ____|\|\ ____ .ooo../ www.geocities.com/cgelantzsch/index.html _________\ \_____/ rattle, aim, sting, wait, incorporate