perryhs

I tried that, but it did not work. In fact, the window was totally misaligned.

Thanks for your suggestions. Although I could understand this if the difference in the version numbers was very great, or if the code was very, very old, but I don’t like the fact that there is such a discrepancy compiling code just between 10.3 and 10.4. Anyway, I had to play around with the code base somewhat and found an easy workaround – I changed the ClientWidth and ClientHeight values on the Form1 until the program looked like it did before. I don’t know how the Delphi compiler figures this, but the difference was rather remarkable. The original width was 1920 and the height was 1080. I had to change these to 1500 and 860 respectively.

I compiled and used a search program which used a background image (TImage) on a form in the community edition version 10.3. When I ran the program, the window autosized perfectly to the size of the image, which is what I wanted. I upgraded to 10.4 recently and made a small addition to a part of the code which did not affect the image or window size. When I recompiled the code and ran it, it opened a very large window (not maximized) of strange dimensions in which the form displayed in the upper left hand corner. The form filled one third of the window instead of the full size. If I were to guess, the x and y dimensions seemed to be reversed. I thought that maybe my addition to the code affected something, so I tried compiling the original code from 10.3 in 10.4, but that also produced the same incorrect window size. Is there a bug in the 10.4 version?