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AddSRForm Size and Position v2 [Inifile]

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There are many more things possible with Delphi than one can make up from the poor help files. There is not much conceptual help which is just what can be so helpful! I always try to not use any 3rd party component, so I can publish my stuff how I like it, apart from the fact that doing it yourself gives much more satisfaction!

There is a different version of this one which I created a separate download for for ease of reading!

Save and Restore Size and Position of your form using an Inifile. This form remembers the size of its window and the position on the screen, so when you restart it it restores the last width, height and x y location when you closed it. A very simple form enhancement, which you can easily write yourself!

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