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Robin777

Version: 2004

I have been asked to write an excel program (I am using Excel 2007 for Windows) but the program is to be used on different Mac computers. I have tested the program and ewverything appears to have been converted correctly. However, the computers use different screen resolutions.
In the Windows version, I use an A.P.I. declaration to ascertain the screen resolution. Is it possible to this using Excel for Mac?
 
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Bob Greenblatt

Version: 2004

I have been asked to write an excel program (I am using Excel 2007 for
Windows) but the program is to be used on different Mac computers. I have
tested the program and ewverything appears to have been converted correctly.
However, the computers use different screen resolutions.
In the Windows version, I use an A.P.I. declaration to ascertain the screen
resolution. Is it possible to this using Excel for Mac?
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No, it is not possible to use Windows API functions on the Mac. You may be
able to use application.usableheight and application.usablewidth to get what
you want.
 

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