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GraphicEx GraphicEx is an addendum to Delphi's Graphics.pas to enable your application to load many common image formats. This library is primarily designed to load images as background (buttons, forms, toolbars) and textures (DirectX, OpenGL) or for image browsing and editing purposes as long as you don't need to save images.

Currently only TTargaGraphic also supports saving an image. GraphicEx is open source under the Mozilla Public License (MPL). Homepage: The code here includes some bug fixes and enhancements I have never made available on my homepage. Since I cannot work on this lib any longer I open it up for forks and contributions by others if they interested. If there's significant feedback with fixes and new code I'm willing to publish new releases on my homepage as well.

I saw this phenomenon (as a hired consultant) on XP with Large Fonts on a (then) big 22' about 2003: Buttons on an MS C++ application disappeared to the right outside the form. At the time, the developers (500 kms away) had never seen this phenomenon before. I recently solved similar problem in my D7 by: • Setting large fonts on the old developer machine and fiddling with the (rather medium) form size to accomodate visible components. However, setting large fonts made the old win2000 crash and never completely recover. • On more modern machine (XP with D7), I set a Scaling property to False on Form1 with good results, i.e. The fonts were smaller. The program(s) in question run on a couple of wall mounted touchscreen PCs preinstalled Win7 with incredibly large fonts (because it's a touchscreen).

Driver ethernet controller pci ven8086. Regards, Prabhansh _______________________________________________ Tap that Kudos button if I helped. I hope the above information helped you. Please feel free to post in Lenovo Community Forums if you have any further queries!

I can't find out a better method than to temporarily set Silly Large Fonts on one's developer machine and see what happens. (I see there are many related questions here now!).