DOCUMENT:Q209033  06-MAR-2002  [vbwin]
TITLE   :INFO: Maximum Window Sizes for Windows CE Devices
PRODUCT :Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows
PROD/VER::3.0
OPER/SYS:
KEYWORDS:kbToolkit kbVBp600 kbOSWinCEsearch kbGrpDSVB

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The information in this article applies to:

 - Microsoft Windows CE Toolkit for Visual Basic 6.0 
 - Microsoft eMbedded Visual Basic, version 3.0 
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SUMMARY
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This article gives the maximum window sizes your forms can be on Handheld PC,
Handheld PC Pro, and Palm-size PC devices. The article also shows how to create
a simple project that displays the maximum screen size.

MORE INFORMATION
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The following are the maximum window sizes you can display in a Windows CE
device.

Handheld PC Device

+-------------------------+
|        | Height | Width | 
+-------------------------+
| Twips  | 3600   | 9600  | 
+-------------------------+
| Pixels | 213    | 472   | 
+-------------------------+

Handheld PC Pro and Handheld PC 2000 Devices

+-------------------------+
|        | Height | Width | 
+-------------------------+
| Twips  | 7200   | 9600  | 
+-------------------------+
| Pixels | 453    | 632   | 
+-------------------------+

Palm-size PC and Pocket PC Devices

+-------------------------+
|        | Height | Width | 
+-------------------------+
| Twips  | 4800   | 3600  | 
+-------------------------+
| Pixels | 293    | 232   | 
+-------------------------+

Notes::

 - There are 1440 Twips per inch.
 - These values are general and may not apply to every device within a
   category.

   To verify these measurements you can create a project that displays the height
   and width properties of the screen object. The following section shows you
   how to create a project to display the maximum window size.

NOTE: HPC devices cannot be targeted from eMbedded Visual Basic. PocketPC and HPC
2000 devices cannot be targeted from the Windows CE Toolkit for Visual Basic.

Steps to Create the Sample Project
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1. Create a new Windows CE project in either Visual Basic or eMbedded Visual
   Basic. Use the emulation mode for the project. Form1 is created by default.

2. Add a CommandButton to Form1.

3. Copy the following code to the Form1 code window:

   Option Explicit

   Private Sub Form_Load()
      Command1.Caption = "Maximum Window Size"
   End Sub

   Private Sub Command1_Click()
      Dim strSize As String
      strSize = "Maximum Height: " & Screen.Height & " Twips"
      strSize = strSize & vbCrLf
      strSize = strSize & "Maximum Width: " & Screen.Width & " Twips"
      MsgBox strSize
   End Sub

4. Press F5 to start the project. Click the Maximum Window Size button to
   display the maximum window size information.

Additional query words: eVB vbce vbce6

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Version           : :3.0
Issue type        : kbinfo

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