I tested Rich's original version on an 800x480 display, and the app itself stays the same size when the window is maximized to the full screen.
(The cutoff at the top of the timer bar is a typical problem with running .NET CF apps on core CE devices, since the apps are usually written for Pocket PCs and, as such, with the expectation that the menu bar will be on the bottom.
) I actually prefer having the option to maximize/restore down, because in restored-down mode you can drag it off to the side a bit if you want to view something behind it briefly, and on larger displays you have the choice whether you want to keep something else in view on the rest of the display. Also, on a 320x240
(landscape
) display, you can see the parts you need during play
(the letter grid, timer bar, and pause and end buttons
) and then drag the results window sideways to see the words you missed.
Nice work in any event, Rich. Maybe you can adapt other open-source .NET CF apps to restore down to 640x240 size instead of 240x320.