>How can I script a way to remove both the vertical and horizontal split
>in the screen?

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>You can remove the horizontal split (which I assume means closing the lower
>pane) by the statement :

>application.PaneClose

>As far as vertical split is concerned, I don't think you can ever remove it.
>You may be able to move the split to farthest right or left, but still it is
>there as it separates the table area from bar chart area both of which need
>to be there always. Once I had tried to write a program to move the vertical
>split to farthest right using
>[SendKeys "+{f6}{right}{enter}"] inside a loop but could not get it to work
>satisfactorily.

>Regards
>Venkata Krishna

>>How can I script a way to remove both the vertical and horizontal split
>>in the screen?

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>>Before you buy.

>Well, can I then programmatically set the "zoom" of the project to
>view entire project?

>Jeff

>On Wed, 17 May 2000 15:25:22 -0400, "Venkata Krishna"

>>You can remove the horizontal split (which I assume means closing the
lower
>>pane) by the statement :

>>application.PaneClose

>>As far as vertical split is concerned, I don't think you can ever remove
it.
>>You may be able to move the split to farthest right or left, but still it
is
>>there as it separates the table area from bar chart area both of which
need
>>to be there always. Once I had tried to write a program to move the
vertical
>>split to farthest right using
>>[SendKeys "+{f6}{right}{enter}"] inside a loop but could not get it to
work
>>satisfactorily.

>>Regards
>>Venkata Krishna

>>>How can I script a way to remove both the vertical and horizontal split
>>>in the screen?

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>>>Before you buy.