Maximum size of a SAP screen ?

Hi,
for an ALV OO grid a need to maximize the SAP screen, container and ALV grid depending on the screens resolution.
Some people do use widescreens, other ones use normal screen. The ALV report should be maximized for both type of users.
Is this possible ?
regards,
Hans

Yes it is possible.
try to Copy the same screen or Change the screen attributes to similar to the program and screen mentioned.
Program:          SAPLSLVC_FULLSCREEN
screen number: 500
Lines/Columns   Occupied 200   240
                Mainten. 200   240
and in the screen layout
For custom Controll you make the Height 240, Vis.length 240 , Height 200
then it will be a fullscreen.
so for every one it appears as Full screen.

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