layout with different resolutions

Hello and Hello!

Once more I need some advice:

I have a program that is running on different machines with different resolutions.

Is it possible to avoid, that the provision is paning all around?

Best regards

Hilby

Hi Hilby,

No.... This is currently a limitation of the layout, where we try to adapt to each screen, but objects and the page layout is not appropriate in different proportions with a different number of pixels.

The aspect ratio is the most important, followed by the total of the resolution of the screen.

Additional information about elongation are below.

In summary, DASYLab is unable to completely adapt the layout "Screen" for the size of each screen and resolution. If you want to have a fixed provision which is not completely in some monitors, then consider using a size fixed, such as A4 or A3.

If you do something on a large monitor, 1600 x 1200, for example, and move it to a screen wide monitor, 1600 x 900.

Of my friends on Wikipedia

With computer screens, wider than 4:3 aspect ratios are also known as widescreen. Computer monitors widescreen previously generally 16:10 aspect ratio, now they are moving in 16:9.

Until the about 2003, most computer monitors had a 4:3 aspect ratio and some had 5:4. Between 2003 and 2006, monitors with 16:9 and especially 16:10 aspect ratios (8:5) became commonly available

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