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How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

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How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

(OP)
Hi,

May i know that anyone have experience create window in COBOL that the window can fit into difference resolution?

Currently we having issue that we code and design the screen using 1920 x 1080, but customer some is having 1366 x 768, so when running the program, some data is can’t show. Because the screen is cutoff some part.

Thank You.

RE: How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

Hi alicetan,
Which COBOL compiler are you using ?

RE: How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

(OP)
Hi Mikrom,

We are using acucobol and isCOBOL.

Thank You.

RE: How to create the window that can fit for difference resolution in cobol

Hi alicetan,
Unfortunately, I have no experience with these compilers.

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