nScreenElement

Specifies a screen element. The following table shows values for nScreenElement and the corresponding screen element:

nScreenElement	Screen Element
1	Screen width
2	Screen height.
3	Width of sizable window frame
4	Height of sizable window frame
5	Width of scroll arrows on vertical scroll bar
6	Height of scroll arrows on vertical scroll bar
7	Width of scroll arrows on horizontal scroll bar
8	Height of scroll arrows on horizontal scroll bar
9	Height of window title
10	Width of non-sizable window frame
11	Height of non-sizable window frame
12	Width of DOUBLE or PANEL window frame
13	Height of DOUBLE or PANEL window frame
14	Scroll box width on horizontal scroll bar in text editing windows
15	Scroll box height on vertical scroll bar in text editing windows
16	Minimized window icon width
17	Minimized window icon height
18	Maximum insertion point width
19	Maximum insertion point height
20	Single-line menu bar height
21	Maximized window width
22	Maximized window height
23	Kanji window height
24	Minimum sizable window width
25	Minimum sizable window height
26	Minimum window width
27	Minimum window height
28	Window controls width
29	Window controls height
30	1 if mouse hardware present; otherwise 0
31	1 for Microsoft Windows debugging version; otherwise 0
32	1 if mouse buttons swapped; otherwise 0
33	Width of a button in a half-caption window's caption or title bar
34	Height of half-caption window caption area

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SYSMETRIC(В ) returns the size of screen elements. Screen elements include menus, windows, window controls, and the insertion point. Values are returned in pixels unless otherwise noted and can vary for different displays, display drivers, and video hardware. For further information on screen elements, refer to the GetSystemMetrics function in the MSDN Library at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library.

SYSMETRIC(В ) enables you to determine the size of menus, windows, and window controls you create in Visual FoxPro. Windows and menus created with DEFINE WINDOW and DEFINE MENU use the same screen element sizes as the operating system's windows and menus.