Hi all, and a very happy new year to all of you.
In my application, I am creating new frames for things like preferences and stuff. Whenever I make a new frame though, it always seems very small...
I'm not sure of numbers, but text fields for example are wrapping way too early, and it doesn't seem, even after using frame.Maximize that there's any difference.
Hi and welcome to the list. If you can post a small runnable sample
application that shows the problem(s), we can try to get you back on track.
It's a little hard to know what exactly is wrong without seeing more and
some code.
Che
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On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 2:26 AM, Chris Norman <chris.norman2@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi all, and a very happy new year to all of you.
In my application, I am creating new frames for things like preferences
and stuff. Whenever I make a new frame though, it always seems very small...
I'm not sure of numbers, but text fields for example are wrapping way too
early, and it doesn't seem, even after using frame.Maximize that there's
any difference.
In my application, I am creating new frames for things
like preferences and stuff. Whenever I make a new frame
though, it always seems very small…
I'm not sure of numbers, but text fields for example are
wrapping way too early, and it doesn’t seem, even after
using frame.Maximize that there’s any difference.
What am I doing wrong?
Hi and welcome to the list. If you can post a small
runnable sample application that shows the problem(s), we
can try to get you back on track. It’s a little hard to
know what exactly is wrong without seeing more and some
code.
Che
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