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I installed GuiBuilderPlus. I have this problem:

The main window is very small (200 x 480 pixels). How can I enlarge (maximize It)? I tried with Windows method, (drag and zoom - left corner menu has not maximize option) but they are not same options. I attached the extracted window from the screen.

... And excuse me my english.

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Increasing the window width gives an acceptable result for the buttons, by simply adding a $WS_SIZEBOX style in GuiBuilderPlus_formMain.au3, line $hToolbar = GUICreate(...) ending with a resizable window as displayed below, which has now a width of 400 after dragging its right border

width-doubled-sizebox.png

The problem seems a bit harder if we increase the height, because of the lower part of the window which "contains" the formPropertyInspector. Here are its original coords as found in the script :
;create property inspector
_formPropertyInspector(0, 210, $toolbar_width, 222)

Let's wait for @kurtykurtyboy as he wrote the script and knows what's easily doable... or not ;)

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This seems more like a DPI/scaling issue..  you could try removing the line and recompiling to see if that helps.

Also, you could try changing the compatibility "Change high DPI settings" by setting "Override high DPI scaling behavior. Scaling performed by: System (Enhanced)".

 

Updating the lower section to resize itself, would be doable but might take a bit of reworking...

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