Optimization of captivate file for different screen resolution

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• Resizing of components | IMG | SWF for different screen resolutions

  It is a question of several party and could be the best answer by directing them to some good tutorials/documentation on the topics, but I will use a specific instance.  Go here: site for this example.  The three areas that I edit are (the building, pole and neon sign) logo, photo stamps, and trailer animation (history).  If you change the screen resolution to 800 x 600 to 1280 x 1024, you will see the provision corresponds to the right of the screen at least in my opinion, with the exception of these three areas mentioned above.  So what I mean, is there a way to 'scaleContent' synonym = "true" for mx:Image (s) inside panels for custom components, img (by themselves), SWFs, etc.?  For example how can I do custom component neon adapt better when it is displayed on a screen of 1280 x 1024.  Here's the code.

  Index.MXML

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"    
      creationComplete="init()"
      xmlns:comp="components.*"
      layout="absolute"
      verticalScrollPolicy="off"
      horizontalScrollPolicy="off"
       backgroundColor="#464d57">
   
   <mx:Script>
    <![CDATA[
     import mx.rpc.events.*;
     import mx.collections.*;
     
     import mx.resources.*;
     
     [Bindable]
     public var pic:ArrayCollection;
     
     private function init():void{
      picDataIn.send();
     }
     
     private function picHandler(event:ResultEvent):void{
      pic = event.result.pics.image;
      trace(pic);
     }
    ]]>
   </mx:Script>
   
   <mx:constraintColumns>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col1" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col2" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col3" width="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintColumn id="col4" width="25%"/>
   </mx:constraintColumns>
      
   <mx:constraintRows>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row1" height="25%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row2" height="50%"/>
    <mx:ConstraintRow id="row3" height="25%"/>
    
    </mx:constraintRows>
   
   <mx:HTTPService id="picDataIn"
       url="assets/data/books.xml"
       result="picHandler(event)"/>
   
   <mx:Image source="assets/view/Interface.png"
      top="row2:0"
      scaleContent="true"/>
   
   <comp:Neon  autoLayout="true" />
   
   <mx:LinkBar dataProvider="bookPages"    
      fontSize="24"
      horizontalGap="50"
      bottom="row1:-5"
      right="col4:0"
      disabledColor= "0xaf2d2d"/>
   
   <mx:ViewStack id="bookPages"
       top="row2:0" bottom="row3:0"
       left="col1:0" right="col4:0"
       resizeToContent="true">
    
    <comp:Home id="home"
       label="Home"/>      
    
    <comp:Pics id="pics"
       label="Pics"     
       width="100%" height="100%"
       picData="{pic}"/>
    
    <comp:History id="history"
        label="History"/>
        
    <comp:Contact id="contact"
        label="Contact"
        width="100%" height="100%"/>
        
   </mx:ViewStack>
  </mx:Application>
  
  

  
  model: neon (Neon.mxml)

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  "< mx:Canvas xmlns:mx ="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">".
  < mx:SWFLoader id = "Loader".
  source="@embed(source='assets/view/Neon2.SWF')" / > "
  < / mx:Canvas >

  The neon.fla dimensions are 800 x 150, which goes hand in hand with my uncertainties.  Is there a preferred method for setting up of your images?  Would be implementation of several SWF files to load in the meantime on the user's screen resolution is the best way, and all the issues between the two?  Thank you very much for your time, understand that it is not easy to answer questions.

  SWFLoader has a scaleContent property.

  If a component is too big for its location, you must decide whether he should be allowed to shrink.  You can allow the narrowing by defining minWidth/minHeight.

  Alex Harui

  Flex SDK Developer

  Adobe Systems Inc..

  Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

• Different screen resolutions - what is the best method?

  Hello

  I know that this question was asked a thousand times before, but what is the best way and the most reliable to deal with different screen resolutions?

  I read a lot of posts about it and tested on everything: unique, methods, combinations, let labview scale my objects, their scale by myself, etc. Another alternative that I found was to design the front panel to the lower screen resolution, let labview scale objects (graphics, controls tab and decorations) as window increases or decreases and lock "groups of indicators, controls and text" to prevent them from scaling and overlap. However, if I lock these "groups" that they don't move in the right place in the resizing of the window. Then, I put these 'groups' within groups and tried to compensate for the position via the property node, but it was not possible because the 'groups' within the cluster have been locked!

  After all these tests, I realized that the best way to manage different screen resolutions must have a main VI that detects the current screen resolution and load the good VI for this resolution. The problem is that I have a VI for each screen resolution (created one by one) and if I want to move the code I have to do the same task for all the screws

  Since I already have all the screws (for different screen resolutions), I could get the sizes and positions of all the objects through property nodes and create a kind of 'cluster' which, after the detection of the current screen resolution, would be to adjust all the objects. But I have several decorations in the front panel and I can not get information via the node property of them.

  THW way you can prevent the control to move when you're scaling, is to group the controls with 'something' which is placed outside the façade. In the example I give you now, you can see that I have grouped the stop button and the 'red faces' with a 'point' on the left side of the front panel.

• Different screen resolution settings

  I did a program on a computer with the setting of screen resolution of 1440 x 900 pixels, and the cover perfectly fits the entire screen. I am now to do a build and apply the program on two computers, one with a higher resolution (no problem) and the other with the highest resolution possible in 1024 by 768 pixels. Can I use the same program, or what I need to change the front panel in the program?

  Go to file > properties VI (or Ctrl + I) and then from the category "" scroll down to the size of the window

  check the "maintain the Proportions of the window for the different screen resolution.

• How to adjust the GUI on different screen resolution?

  Hi all

  I have an application that must be deployed on different stations with different screen resolutions. I want my application to be responsive, that it should be settled well in accordance with the resolution just like sensitive site. Is it possible to do?

  You have at least two simple ways to accomplish what you want: setting the resolution and dispatchers.

  The first automatically adjusts Panel when it is displayed on a screen with a different resolution than it was desigend on

  Dispatchersneed a little more effort: basically, they can be used to change the appearance of the window when they are moved interactively by the operator or by programming with OperateSplitter. You can decide what controls are suitable when a divider ir operated and if they are moved or resized.

  In the case of your example of the user interface, a horizontal separator could be used to resize the text box and move down buttons when the Panel is maximized.

  The choice between these alternatives is on hand: I personally do not feel good with the brutal scale operated when you use the resolution setting so I normall use dispatchers to adapt application windows to the size of the screen.

  You can see examples of the couplings in docking.prj and examples of splitter.prj located in the samples\userit folder. For an example of the first methos, the value attribute setting resolution 100, change the resolution of the screen and see what happens when you launch the program.

• The scale of the objects in front panel for different screen sizes

  Hello

  Can someone help me Vi design for different screen sizes. I designed a VI to a small monitor and a lower resolution, but when I open the Vi even on another monitor, objects are not aligned correctly. The properties that I have changed are

  Appearance of window-> by default

  Size of the window-> screen size 0.0 & Tick marked options to keep proportions for monitors different and all the objects on the scale

  Position of the window Run Time-> Maximum

  Concerning

  Imran

  Yep, the minimum size of the value, and then drag the window to be the smallest size allowed, then turn off "allows the user to resize the window.

• How to solve this error "the game met a fatal DirectX issue while trying to start. Try a different screen resolution or bit depth. If this does not work, try new video drivers. »

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  I get the following error every time I try and start Asherons call on a new Dell Latitude E5510 laptop.

  The game has encountered a fatal DirectX problem trying to start.
  Try a different screen resolution or bit depth. If this does not work, try new video drivers.

  This error occurs just after clicking the world to enter.

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  • The latest Intel HD - v8.15.10.2622 01/10/2012 graphic card driver.
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  I lowered res video and depth of color, but without result.

  Digitized internet and found others with the issue but no resolution, I could see.

  Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?

  I love a solution restored for the following driver and the problem resolved.

  V8.15.10.2599 21/10/2011

• Creating application for different screen sizes?

  Hello.  I recently created a Flash Professional help AS3 .apk file (probably obvious in this forum, but I wanted to be clear).  I tested it on a Tablet Android from ASUS.  However, I realized that even if I had the app to look good on this tablet, there are other tablets out there with many different sizes that could have the strange gaze of app.

  I searched on Google for advice on this, but a lot of it is not sensible.  Is there a fairly easy way to get your application to 'read' the Tablet dimensions and fits these dimensions?  I know I could do a different file for each screen size, but does not require put several files different app on the app store?  It sounds ridiculous.  Any tips?

  Try this to see if the results using different screen sizes:

  stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.SHOW_ALL;

• Possible for another user account different screen resolution?

  I would like to have the resolution of different screen for the account of another user on the same computer system.  I found that when I change the resolution, it applies to all accounts, so the customization doesn't really work in this sense.

  I know we can use Magnifier or enlarge the fonts or images on each screen by turning the mouse wheel while holding down the control key.  However, this is not good for someone just not good in computer but not disabled and it is extra work that the user has to do to be able to use the computer.

  You cannot change the resolution, but you can change the DPI. Go to the settings on the display page and increase or decrease the font size to the desired size. This is the workaround we use in our domain environment for users who want the largest size of the text.

  This is a per user setting.

• Alignment of thread with different screen resolutions

  I noticed that block diagram wire positions/alignments can change, sometimes significantly, by switching to screens with different resolutions.  There is a ton of information on the maintenance of the proportions on the front panel as the solution of problems, but I can't find how to mitigate the problem with the wires on the block diagram.  Does anyone know how to best handle this?

  Thank you!

  crossrulz wrote:

  I never noticed the block schema change due to screen resolutions.  I saw this kinds of problems during the change of system fonts.  For example, switching from XP to Win7 meant go to police Aero, which is a font more great than XP used to its default system font.

  That's what I noticed as well.

  The solution is to set the blockdiagram fonts in the LabVIEW.ini be specific font rather than a system font.

  Something like

  BDFont = "Tahoma" 13

• Grid of fluid CC how to resize tags h for different screen sizes

  Hello

  I'm new to CC. I tried to create a header or a sensitive banner as follows: a logo image Center spot left, name and address, telephone number (more large fonts/bold) positioned more low rt. How to get the text to resize with responses? Can I use the properties panel to change the sizes of tag h for different devices or what I write and a link to the css file? I don't know how to proceed for several sizes of device without having to edit the fluid.css file created by DW. I know that sounds really simple for most. I hope if I get a basic understanding of the concepts that I'll be able to expand them.

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  In my view, it is better to create a separate external stylesheet for content.  Do not change the files fluidGrid.css or boilerplate.css.

  In your content.css, use media queries to target different devices like this:

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• Make the size of the police according to different screen resolutions

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  I'm developing an application that needs to run on the two devices OS 6 and 7. There are a number of devices that fall into that category, I need to standardize the sizes of police across all screen resolutions.

  A few messages in the support forum, I understand that I need to use UNITS_pt as the police unit in order to standardize the size of police across all resolutions.

  But my client gave me sizes of fonts to use in pixels. Should have sizes from photoshop. What I need now, is to convert the font size of the pixels into points. I created a method that you can find below, for this conversion, but I don't know if it will work or not. I need an expert advisor.

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  Any help on this will be appreciated.

  Thank you much in advance.

  "Should have sizes from photoshop".

  Unfortunately, it's a potential problem.  I've been in this situation before, and the size of the pixel depends on the size of the image that the designer uses to work up the screenshots.

  I had a designer who has very well used 72 dpi in the development of its screenshots and therefore the size of the pixel corresponding points, a point is 1/72nd of an inch.  This could be the case here.  What device has been the designer develops for and what size have been specified for the various policies?

• Need for higher screen resolution on my t500

  Hello!

  My screen resolution is currently set at 1280 x 800, but I want it is a bit higher. I bought it used with Windows 7, so I'm having a little trouble with the drivers.

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  Unfortunately, the screen of the laptop doesn't support resolution 1280 x 800, it is a WXGA resolution screen. If you want a higher resolution screen, you can change either with a WXGA + or resolution LCD WSXGA +, but which will void the warranty. Or sell it and get another laptop with a higher screen resolution.

• Screen resolution for Captivate Application

  I use the demo version of Captivate and my best for my screen resolution is 1920 by 1080.  I have a laptop, but this is my second screen.  I contacted Adobe Help and all they continued to make is try different sizes.  Well I could have done that.

  The problem is that I have the screen gives me all the features such as scrollbars; in dialog boxes, I can click on cancel or OK.

  All of the suggestions.  I never had this problem before.  Thank you.

  This is a parameter of %, not an absolute font size. Somehow, he must be a resolution problem, I use Win10 as well and see the whole user interface.

• Resizable page for different sizes of screen, but with the content of the static image. I will use the query?

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  I meant use 'z-index' selector CSS to the 'layer' your div on the page: http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/z-index/demo