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Old August 11th, 2005, 07:17 PM
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When I publish a project as a .exe I want it to automaticly go full screen when it starts... How can I do this?
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a project in what langauage? LOL - give us a clue mate

if its vb or something similar just get the window handle and set its height and width to the screen dimensions...?
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Full Screen - Piece of cake
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When I publish a project as a .exe I want it to automaticly go full screen when it starts... How can I do this?


If you are programming in Delphi, in the Object Inspector,
choose your main form/properties. At the bottom is
WindowsState, or something like that. Choose wsMaximized from the drop down box.
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Or, if you want to do it programatically, in the FormCreate method of you main form, type

WindowState := wsMaximized;
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