We have a single-user Visual Studio 2005 application that uses the Infragistics Wingrid version 7.2.
Recently the end-user that uses this application had their computer upgraded from Windows XP to Windows 7. The application was re-installed on the computer. Now when the end-user uses the application, for whatever reason, the vertical and horizontal scrollbars of the wingrid are not showing. But, if a person logs into the end-user's computer with an admin account the bars are visible.
Why should that be?
Hi,
I can't see any reason why Admin right should make any difference. Is it possible that the machine has a different Font size setting when logging in on the non-admin account?
I'm thinking that the problem probably isn't specific to the grid, but rather than the grid is inside a container and the grid size is being modified by the form's autosizing logic and so the grid is bigger than the container it is in so the scrollbars are out of view.
Sometimes this happens with docked or anchored controls when the form tries to scale the controls inside it.
That's my only guess.
I had the developer responsible for the application check those things out and everything seems to be in order. We appreciate your help on this. We'll keep trying some things out and let you know what we find out.
Thanks