How to modify the behavior of dialog boxes to enable forms to appear in full-screen mode in Microsoft Dynamics AX

This article describes how to modify the behavior of dialog boxes to enable forms to open in full-screen mode. You can apply this modification to a specific dialog box or to all dialog boxes.

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