I basically want the project to launch in full screen, but not the full screen where you don't even get to see your taskbar.
I tried using stage.displayState=StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN but it literally makes the project be full screen and not windowed.
Question:
Is there some option to make my project display at largest or maximum window size?
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I have an AIR Projector game that's set to 640x640 resolution in the Project -> Properties -> Dimensions field. But for some reason when I debug the game the window sizes itself to 800x800.
Here's the properties window.
And here's what happens when I launch the game.
You can see the image is 800x800. It should be 640x640, I don't know why it's being scaled up by 25%. This stretches the image and makes the quality worse.
I already found a hack-y solution but I was hoping there was a more elegant reason or solution as to why this is happening.
I have to go into the AIR Application Properties and set the Initial Window Size field to 526x549, as shown here.
When I set those fields to those values (keeping in mind the Project Properties Dimensions field is still set to 640x640), the game then launches in the correct dimension with perfect image quality.
I found this other user having the exact same problem. Their solution was to scale the main Sprite to fit the stage dimensions, but I'm trying to avoid scaling to preserve the image quality.
I'm coming back to this because the realization just hit me while going through my computer settings. The reason the game was being rendered 25% larger is because my 1440p monitor is set to 125% scale in my Windows 10 display settings.
I'm having trouble making an image that I inserted into the page full resolution. When you click on the image, it directs to a new page and it's full resolution, but when it's in the page, it's low resolution. How can I make it the actual resolution instead of a lower resolution than it actually is?
When you add an image under the "attachment display settings" choose the size you would like to display.
More info here https://codex.wordpress.org/Inserting_Images_into_Posts_and_Pages#Step_5_.E2.80.93_Attachment_Display_Settings
I'm currently developing a Web application using Bootstrap (latest) Dashboard sample : http://getbootstrap.com/examples/dashboard/ , as you can when you open this sample and resize the browser to a width less than 767px the list on the left side disappear,
http://im66.gulfup.com/XemFyZ.png
So my goal is to change bootstrap so that it have a minimum width of 1000px so it (Application) can not apply the responsive of mobile and tablet BUT in the same time still adapt with larger screen. and the left list always appear.
Note that I already search here but nothing help
Bootstrap 3 is mobile-first so be default it is going to attempt to be responsive down to the smallest window size set. There are many ways to address your needs, the simplest without getting into LESS compiling (which would be the best way to do it) is to use the Bootstrap customization tool and set your screen widths before building your unique install of Bootstrap.
Media Query Breakpoints
http://getbootstrap.com/customize/#media-queries-breakpoints
Background:
I am creating an application in Ms-Access that is to be launched on a multi-user platform - This means many screens and many different resolutions etc.
Question:
Is it possible to have my application that automatically adjusts to the right size of the screen/resolution and the font size to be proportional to that of the % increased or decreased?
Similar to my answer here, yes, you can use the On Resize event of a form to move controls around, change the size of subforms, and perform other similar operations. Those adjustments are applied to each individual object, so the coding would be somewhat tedious and a bit "fussy", but it can be done (at least to some extent).
The font size will not automatically change based on screen resolution in any version of Access, but starting with Microsoft Access 2007 you can use new properties of controls to make them stretch, shrink or move based on the size of a form (described here)
Try using the VBA code in this answer to see if it gives you what you want. It works basically the way that Gord Thompson recommended. When the form is resized, all the controls and the text on the form will be proportionally resized too so that it looks the same no matter what size the window is, or what the user has their monitor resolution set to.
Is it possible to open a link in a new browser window on a secondary monitor connected to my PC using HTML5?
I don't think that it is possible to check if user are using multiple monitors but You may check the width of the user screen comparing to height. If it is bigger than 1.9 you can assume that he have two monitors. Then you could try to open second window with big left offset and there will be a chance that it will jump to second monitor.
i.e in case of two 1024x768 monitors the width is 2048. If you will open window on for example 1280 from left it should be on second screen. Of course user can have monitors of diffrent resolution so it may not work in every case.
And you can also check the width and position of the browser as it may help to identify where current monitor ends.
That's just the idea ofcourse, I never tested it.