ok..forget this.. I read the manual and saw how to login with a Custom Login Form

Hi Ben

This is still a problem now on ALL the machines on site. Currenlty I call the form as :

e.ShowMainForm =Login.ShowLoginAndAuthUser(true);

If the screen is Maximised (manually) thay can see the controls. Is there a way of having the screen automatically opened in maximised format ?. If not, how would I implement ILoginForm and put controls on it e.g. Ask for User name and password (Some sample code would be useful 

What DPI is your Windows set on?  Most likely the dialog is not resizing with the DPI change.  WinForms never really does that properly anyways, so that's a mixed bag.  WPF matches DPI perfectly, but WinForms just throws up when you change the DPI in Windows.  It could also be a problem with the form resizing because it doesn't need to show the Domain text box.

Hi Ivan.

In the same app, I have seem same behaviour on a seconf machine.

Can I amend this screen myself....if so I will try mofing the buttons around ?

Whats the screen called ?

Hi Ger.

I've never seen that! Could it be a graphic card driver issue? Or maybe a Windows Accessibility change in font or something? Sorry for not being able to help much, but I would start with that.

On some machines (Not all) the Password on the User Authentication screen is hidden under some of the other buttons

(By maximising the form, it can be seen)

I am using the standard form that Role based security provides

Anybody know how to fix this behaviour ?

(See attached Jpg)