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I have a form which have so many controls in an old winForms App
the client said he’s using low screen resolution to easily manage this form
and now he want the controls and there font size to be big regardless of the screen resolution
if it’s not an easy process is there any thing i can start with ?
Put this in the form’s OnLoad override or Load event handler:
Which takes advantage of the built-in autoscaling as configured by the AutoScaleMode property. Whether that will keep the layout intact is a unguessable, you’ll have to try.
Your customer can do this too by increasing the video adapter’s DPI setting. On Vista and up, going past 125% (120 dpi) triggers compatible DPI scaling. Which makes the OS lie about the DPI setting and produces a larger window through bitmap scaling. Makes it fuzzy but big enough to be usable.