Maximize Window
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!! Can I make the windows bigger so I don't have to manually resize them each time?
Yes. Complete takes its window size from the Splash layout: make that layout your ideal size and the other SeedCode windows will follow suit.
Yes. Complete takes its window size from the Splash layout: make that layout your ideal size and the other SeedCode windows will follow suit.
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'''Special considerations for Windows users''
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'''Special considerations for Windows users'''
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'''Special considerations for Windows Vista and Windows 7'''
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'''Special considerations for Windows users''
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So rather than actually click "maximize window", we employ the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command. You can follow the instructions above to turn this behavior off if you'd prefer.
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So rather than actually click "maximize window", we employ the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command.
You can edit the script mentioned above to turn this behavior off if you'd prefer: you'll see comments within the script indicating how to disable it.
You can edit the script mentioned above to turn this behavior off if you'd prefer: you'll see comments within the script indicating how to disable it.
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There is a script built into the calendar to enlarge the main calendar screen as large as your display will allow. To enable this, edit the script "Adjust Window" and turn the switch 1=0 into 1=1. Then run the Adjust Window script or the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
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There is a script built into Complete to enlarge the main calendar screen as large as your display will allow. To enable this, edit the script "Adjust Window" and turn the switch 1=0 into 1=1. Then run the Adjust Window script or the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
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So rather than actually click "maximize window", use the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command.
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So rather than actually click "maximize window", we employ the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command. You can follow the instructions above to turn this behavior off if you'd prefer.
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!! How can I best maximize the FileMaker window, running the solution as large as possible?
'''Go Big'''
There is a script built into the calendar to enlarge the main calendar screen as large as your display will allow. To enable this, edit the script "Adjust Window" and turn the switch 1=0 into 1=1. Then run the Adjust Window script or the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
'''Special considerations for Windows Vista and Windows 7'''
The native "maximize window" command in Vista and Windows 7 doesn't work very well with FileMaker since FileMaker will arbitrarily resize windows if a new window is generated when one is maximized.
So rather than actually click "maximize window", use the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command.
'''Go Big'''
There is a script built into the calendar to enlarge the main calendar screen as large as your display will allow. To enable this, edit the script "Adjust Window" and turn the switch 1=0 into 1=1. Then run the Adjust Window script or the Upon Opening script to see your changes take effect.
'''Special considerations for Windows Vista and Windows 7'''
The native "maximize window" command in Vista and Windows 7 doesn't work very well with FileMaker since FileMaker will arbitrarily resize windows if a new window is generated when one is maximized.
So rather than actually click "maximize window", use the scripting change mentioned above to get the window as large as possible without incurring the problems of actually using the Windows maximize command.
