This will depend on how the forms of Windows are formed, depending on the size and resolution aspect used by the fonts. Previously, when I was developing WinForms applications, I was used to strictly adhering to the minimum resolution of 640 x 480, knowing and confidently that it would be good at resolutions higher than this.
Unfortunately, it looks like the shape looks a little small if its resolution is 1024 x 768!
This is what you need to know about.
Another look at this is internationalization, yes, this fiery international jargon for each label, this can disrupt the flow and layout of winform itself, suppose you used a shortcut with a common word, for example:
+ ----------- +
| First name |
+ ----------- +
Now suppose this has been translated into German (via babelfish.yahoo.com) for an example that would be a shortcut
+ -------- +
| Vorname |
+ -------- +
Wait! He's getting smaller in Spanish (again via babelfish.yahoo.com)
+ ------- +
| Nombre |
+ ------- +
Yes, the label is compressed and the end result, there may be potential spaces or labels, flows with each other due to internationalization.
Of course, it doesn’t matter that we all have large screens with resolutions up to 1,920 x 1,0768, on flat 24-inch screens, but the more readable winforms can also vary depending on whether ClearType is used or not! Even netbooks have a resolution of 1024 x 600 ...
This is an interesting question that can quietly open a can of worms like BEWARE ! Well, I know that it sounded like internationalization was a big problem for her, you just don't know until you ask yourself and your bosses who the audience is and what area?
You will also earn bonus points if you focus on accessibility, large fonts, small fonts, how fields are laid out, there are no hard or fast rules associated with this, it would be useful to do a small amount of research. Undoubtedly, it would be nice to abandon the component that will automatically resize the form, scaled up for different resolutions, but what about the possibility of internationalization ...?
Good question, worthy of +1 from me!