Win 32 application's window size shrinks,when clicking on any button.

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Win 32 application's window size shrinks,when clicking on any button,
how to avoid shrinking of window ?

Posted 6-Sep-15 20:41pm

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Updated 12-Apr-19 17:53pm

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Richard MacCutchan 7-Sep-15 3:44am

And what? Do you have a question?

Richard MacCutchan 8-Sep-15 4:20am

You have edited your question but you still have not provided any information.

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Michael Haephrati · Answer 1 · 2019-04-12T17:53:00

Solution 1

The question is vague and yet I encountered this problem in the past. Dialog boxes may have their size changed to align with the current resolution.
Read this article[^] .

Posted 12-Apr-19 17:53pm

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Richard MacCutchan 13-Apr-19 3:18am

Why are you posting in all these old questions?

Michael Haephrati 13-Apr-19 22:01pm

I viewed unanswered questions with some filters (i.e. c++ / MFC/ Win32) and there were the first questions shown to me. Why are they shown on top of the list? Ask Sean. I don't know. Should I avoid answering questions from 3 years ago? In my opinion - absolutely not! These are valid questions (if you think otherwise, request to delete them). They are not questions about outdated products or technologies and are still valid. When someone searches for an answer, he/she might find this question and the question is better published with an answer than be published without an answer because of its date. That's my opinion. Michael

Richard MacCutchan 14-Apr-19 3:16am

Maybe, but your efforts would probably be more useful answering current questions. And bringing old questions to the top of the list is largely preventing that.