Currently our company's in-house application system is developed under Progress v7. We developed the system under Windows 800 x 600 small fonts. When we try run the screen in v9, the font size is very small. We have already tried to edit the Windows Registry (Migrating to v9:Windows 16-bit to 32-bit - White Paper), but the fonts is still very small. For those which we
developed under Windows 640 x 480 small fonts, the fonts in v9 is OK after we edit Windows Registry.
Herewith, is there any other solutions ?
Thanks !
T.C.,
The issue could be because the application is using Pixel units instead of Character Units, please refer to the Progress Portability Guide, Section: 3.4.2 Character Units and Pixels
http://www.progress.com:6336/dynaweb/psdoc91b/dply91b/prt/@Generic__BookView;cs=default;ts=default
You can find additional information in our Knowledgebase (Tip, search by words: PPU)
Hope this helps,
Salvador
"T.C.Lim" wrote:
>>Currently our company's in-house application system is
>developed under Progress v7. We developed the system
>under Windows 800 x 600 small fonts. When we try run
>the screen in v9, the font size is very small. We have
>already tried to edit the Windows Registry (Migrating
>to v9:Windows 16-bit to 32-bit - White Paper), but the
>fonts is still very small. For those which we >developed under Windows 640 x 480 small fonts, the fonts
>in v9 is OK after we edit Windows Registry.>
>Herewith, is there any other solutions ?
>
>Thanks !
>
>
Try : C:\dlc\bin\prowin32.exe -basekey ini -
pf ... -p ... ( with your ex.
progress.ini from version 7 )
"T.C.Lim" wrote:
>
>Currently our company's in-house application system is
>developed under Progress v7. We developed the system
>under Windows 800 x 600 small fonts. When we try run
>the screen in v9, the font size is very small. We have
>already tried to edit the Windows Registry (Migrating
>to v9:Windows 16-bit to 32-bit - White Paper), but the
>fonts is still very small. For those which we
>developed under Windows 640 x 480 small fonts, the fonts
>in v9 is OK after we edit Windows Registry.
>
>Herewith, is there any other solutions ?
>
>Thanks !
>
>