Alle 17:53, mercoledì 26 agosto 2009, hai scritto:
> I think what you are looking for is the "Scaled" property for the form. If
> you set this to false, I understand the objects should stay the same size.
>
> Hope this helps
Thanks,
...but GridView does not seem to have a "Scaled" property.
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I think what you are looking for is the "Scaled" property for the form. If
you set this to false, I understand the objects should stay the same size.
Hope this helps
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joshua higgins
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Let Crystal Reports
hey Pino,
you can count the number of rows in the gridview control like this
Gridview1.Rows.Count
as for the height of each one of the rows... now that you prolly have to do
some calculations yourself using the fonts that your gridview control and
your QT Theme use.
I hope it helps
Regards,
Di
Hi,
Is there a way to determine how many rows appear in a GridView ?
I have noticed that moving my project from a computer to another with
different screen definition or different QT settings all the forms change
their dimensions.
The labels do not fit anymore into their spaces, the number of ro
