Thanks for your donation Luciano, really appreciated!!

What do you mean with screen resolution? Can you take a screenshot of what's wrong?electrochrisso wrote:Hi Polo, I only had a quick look on my netbook 1024x600, I notice that you do not take screen resolution into consideration, not many people do with PB, please give this consideration for this application as I believe to be a very important point.
Oh ok, that's true, I'll just divide that into two tabs thenShield wrote:If you have a small screen all the Buttons of the menu on the right side will be outside of the screen
and can't be clicked anymore.
I actually divided it into 3 tabs in the new beta, there won't be any problem thenelectrochrisso wrote:Sorry for the wait, Updating to Service pack 1 on Win7, Shield knows what I talk about, yes divide into two tabs.
Now waiting for more testing/bug reports/requests!electrochrisso wrote:Good stuff Polo, it is time we have a new designer for PB.
Many thanks, that's really helping!jesperbrannmark wrote:I also made a donation. Love your work and I hope a lot of people will find it very useful!
Added for next beta.Polo wrote:(ctrl-tab would be a nice shortcut to switch between code and designer mode)
I want to do an image manager where you can choose a relative or absolute path, and a LoadImage or CatchImage, it's on the TodosPolo wrote:Image - suggestion to use loadimage as default (as now) but also have the option to automatic inline the image - ie create a datasection and includebinary for that file and use catchimage to open it-
I need to think how to implement this but that's a good suggestion, I'd love to be able to do that!!Polo wrote:A dream would be to be able to type code here straight away - so like if i create a button i can just rightclick - go to code and then start typing.
Another close-to-this-dream would be to be able to include the .pbf file to my project and use commands to load the form/control the form. This way I could change something easy in the form without screwing up the entire behavour of the program.