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wow ! Thanks !
I should download all titles to look for your component,
then would you please tell me the subject for me of possible?
Then I could find it more faster.
Thanks

"Jonathan Benedicto" <incorrect@no.server> wrote in message
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> Pedram wrote:
> > There is a Form with some components,
> > I'm wonder if there is API for supporting there.
>
> I don't know if there is.
>
> > or if there is not,
> > if someone could guide me to do this important job in Runtime.
> > Because I design my applications in 800*600 resultion but my clients
> > use application in more than 1026*768 !!!
>
> I wrote my own component to handle this for me. I have posted in into
> borland.public.attachments. It is basically like a big panel, that can
> contain many smaller sub-panels, each having their own left, top, width
and
> height properties, that can be set in either percentages or pixels.
> Sub-panels can be placed inside other sub-panels.
>
> To use it, cut all your components out of the form, place the
> JComponentTable component into your form, align it to alClient, and paste
> all your components back onto it. Now, add cells to the component table,
> using its Cells property, and set their width/height/left and top
position.
> For percentages set the values to something%, for pixels, somethingpx. Now
> once you've laid out all your cells, go through your components, setting
> their Tag property to the index of the cell that component is supposed to
> be in, plus one. Eg. If you want the component to be in cell 0, then you'd
> set that components Tag property to 1.
>
> HTH
>
> Jonathan
>
>