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• Need physical size of the monitor

  I need the physical size of the monitor. I have seen that it can be taken registry sytem EDID. Can we do this with Flex or y at - it another option any javascript code that can be incorporated?

  It's just an API to launch other programs - see http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/desktop/NativePro cess.html - in your case you would like to run regedit (?)

• Problem of size for the monitor program

  I'm able to import PP CS5 .mpeg files.  However, so that my auto monitor sizes properly Source material, the same material appears zoomed in on my monitor the program.  I chose "Fit" as the size of the program monitor.  How can I fix it?  Is this the result of my project preferences maybe?  Thank you.

  Right click on the clips, choose scale to the size of the image.

• Change the size of the monitor

  I can't find how to change the size of my screen/desktop.  I have a new screen square, and it distorts the view of everything, so I want to reduce the height of what I see, but not the width.

  Right-click any empty field office. In the pop-up menu, click on 'Properties', then click on "Display properties", then click on the 'Settings' tab, then move the slider to a resolution which essentially corresponds to the shape of your screen (there will be forms of screen if displayed when you move the scroll bar). Experiment with similar screen shapes and their corresponding resolutions to see which is the best and the strongest of your monitor. When you test the choice of screen resolution, it will open another small window, asking you if you want to keep this choice, or he will return to the previous resolution. If, after choosing a screen resolution, you think that the font size of the text is too small, then click on the button "Advanced" in this same settings tab, click the more choices of font size (120 dpi) and follow the prompts to complete the change.

• How to resize the size of the monitor back to normal screen

  Windows 7 Home Premium. Everything works fine except, Wednesday l found the problem on the taskbar.
  My problem is that: I'm not able to get the clock and some of the notification in the taskbar icons.
  All these are staggered on the screen and do not appear in the taskbar.
  How do l resize the length of the taskbar? or retrieve the notifications mentioned above.

  Hello Alfred.

  Thank you for the information.

  Screenshot, it seems that the screen size is correct by Windows.

  If you still have questions try resetting the default monitor settinngs. You can see the monitor manual to reset the default monitor settings.

  Thank you

• You can change the default size of the monitor of video in EP 13 window?

  Please can someone confirm if it is possible to change the default size of the clip in the first elements 13 monitor window. The research of this issue brings an answer to someone who asked the same question about EP 7; the answer would then open the clip monitor window, adjust its size and then let it open for the duration of the editing session. Is it still valid for PE 13, or is there another way to adjust the default size of the window so that the next session opens to the same size as the last one? Help appreciated.

  CD.

  Technically, no. When you double-click a clip, it will appear roughly the same size, in the center of the interface.

  My solution, however, is to open the monitor Clip and then let it open, stop on the side. (I have a dual monitor computer, so I can move it away from the rest of the interface if I'd like.) As long as it remains open, it will stay in the same place and size that you double-click to open other clips in it.

• The front panel scroll, based on the size of the monitor

  Hi guys,.

  I built an exe file of a VI on a labview having machine so that it can be run in another has no labview. The machine where I programmed the VI has a large 22 "monitor and so I put on my face as a result. The machine that will use the exe file has a screen size of 15 ", and some elements of the front panel are not accessible if I make an enlargement. However if I don't maximize the screen I can move the window to the edge and access controls. But it's so heavy. Is there a way I can add scroll bars to the VI while I can scroll the front panel?

  Thank you

  Of course.

  Scrolls bars are something that you can turn on (and are normally enabled by default) in the dialog box properties VI of VI.

  In addition, it is usually best to design your sign before and that it is effective for the smallest screen size you expect that it runs.

• Display exceeds the size of the monitor screen

  Hello

  I just bought a HP 5208uk (without a monitor). Connected to a (digital) TV via vga on a resolution of 1024 x 768 and dvi on the 1080ix60 resolution (two settings came automatically).

  The display of the Office is outside the borders of the screen, regardless of the I use (vga or dvi).

  I tried to update the drivers (pc and tv to date), playing with the resolutions (does not work) and using the Troubleshoot utility that tells me all is well.

  Please anyone know how I can solve this problem, ideally use dvi?

  All the answers, including blind sarcasm, are welcome, and I would be really grateful to be.

  Thank you

  * Bleep *, welcome to the forum.

  Well, I couldn't come up with any brainless sarcasm, but here's an idea on how you can solve the problem.

  I will try to completely uninstall the video driver.  Sometimes, a new facility from scratch can assign problems.  Then, install the latest driver.  I did this job several times over the years.

• Why the size of the picture changed when adding effects trans ect

  Hello

  I have a project with a few clips

  project settings 1024 x 768 15 fps

  and images is 1024 x 768 15 fps

  now what happened after changing the clips when I add the change of speed, transitions, or effects

  the used clip changes size in the monitor and loses quality,

  OK this happens ONLY AFTER that I have support on enter to return, until I made that they play very well on the timeline.

  Add to this that I have a work around, which is to place a keyframe of the movement at the beginning of the clip,

  and when I export the project as avi full image is fine.

  While a problem during the time line, but I just sometimes makes it difficult when you add more effects ect

  Any idears

  see you soon

  You can change the codec of rendering for custom sequences.  It's in the sequence settings.

• Recovery system causing problems with the size of the screen.

  Due to some problems I had, I finally had to yield and perform a system recovery back to the manufacturer's specifications.  Once this is done, I downloaded all the updates to Vista, all the drivers, etc..  Everything is square and works fine now, with a big problem.  I bought a monitor 20 "a few months ago.  It worked fine before the recovery is done.  Since the resumption, the display is smaller, as if I still had the old monitor 15 '' on the system.  I did that the driver for the monitor is correct and up-to-date.  I found a way to enlarge the display of the size of the screen in an online search, but it does not clear up the problem.  For example... If I go to a site like the Pogo, the bottom of the site is almost normal size for the monitor, but the game pop up displays the size of the screen 15 ''.  I tried everything I know and can't get this last problem fixed.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  I also checked the resolution and makes sure it's OK for this monitor.  Thanks for your help.

  Do you have the driver from Microsoft or directly from the manufacturer?  If Microsoft, go to the manufacturer website and download THE latest drivers applicable on your screen and the version of Vista (Microsoft sometimes cause problems).  Does the monitor require any firmware - if so, download and install that too much of the manufacturer's web site.  You can also update the video card drivers and firmware just in case it is the underlying cause of the problem - again go to the web site of the manufacturer to get the files rather than using those available through Microsoft.

  Go to start / Control Panel / customization / display settings / and make sure that your monitor is displayed in the drop-down list.  If this is not the case, click on the box and see if you can find your monitor and then select and make the box extend the desktop to this monitor is selected.  Go into the advanced settings, click list all Modes and try one at the top, if it is not already selected (assuming that it is appropriate for your monitor).  If this does not help, try others that are compatible with your monitor to see if you can find one that allows you to achieve your goals.  It may not work, but it's probably worth a try.

  Other than that, I don't know what to think.  You already seem to have covered most if not all of the bases.  If the above does not work, maybe someone else review this thread will have other ideas to offer.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• How can I change the size of the image on my TV screen?

  original title: screen size

  How can I change the size of the image on my screen? I connected my laptop to my TV via a HDMI cable. I don't see the bottom top or side photo ei portionso: can not see the bar of tasks or x box. I lowered the resolution of the screen to something 720. but did not change the size of the screen

  Hi kimhealy

  
  You have set display up-to-date drivers installed?

  
  Method 1:

  Step 1 :
  To resolve the problem, you can check if uninstalling and reinstalling then the display driver allows.
  Also check if you have any exclamation point or cross the marks on the sides of display devices listed in Device Manager.

  a. click Startand then click Control Panel.

  b. click system and Maintenance, click Systemand then click on Device Manager.
  Note If Control Panel is in Classic view, double-click System, and then click Device Manager.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click allow.

  c. in the Manager device, expand display driver, display devices, right-click and then click on Properties and on the driver tab, click Uninstall.

  d. When you are prompted to confirm that you want to remove the device, click OK.

  e. restart the computer.

  After the computer restarts, the drivers will be installed automatically.
  
  Step 2:

  If the problem persists I suggest you to check if you install the latest updated driver on the manufacturer's Web site to help you.

  
  You can also check out the link below and check if you get an updated video driver. You can install updates in optional updatesvideo card driver.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  
  Method 2:
  If you are on windows media center, you can also refer to the link below and check.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/how-do-I-improve-the-image-on-my-monitor-or-TV

  See also below the link-help

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-your-computer-to-a-TV

   

  I hope this helps.

• The size of the default Image for the Animations in Photoshop

  Yesterday, I asked what would be the default good size for static images, and someone suggested that 1920 X 1080 pixels is the standard "a normal high-def video."

  So I did a bunch of images with this dimension and imported into a new project. When I have them of drugs on the chronology and the preview in the upper right quadrant (I can't remember the term for this part of the workspace - 'Read'?)-I discovered that my images are a bit too big, or the preview window is a bit too small.

  I can easily go back and simply redimensionneront these images in Photoshop, which makes them a bit smaller. But I want to understand what is happening, for later use. It is a common practice to make your images 1920 X 1080 pixels, but leave on 50 to 100 pixels of padding around them? Or is there a different default size should I use? Or is it possible to tell if my monitor to preview/reading is cropping the view?

  I must point out that I am working on my first video and it didn't include not just any what real video footage at all. I imported simply an audio file, and I'm not adding a series of fixed/static images, like a slide show. When it's over, I would try and replace the opening with a short video sequence, but that's another project.

  Thank you.

  I think I solved the problem. I discovered that my default setting was much smaller than the recommended default value (1920 X 1080), so I changed it to 1920 X 1080. The images I create in Photoshop are the same size, resolution 72. I discovered that if an image touches the border of the screen to work, it will be heavily truncated. So I created guides that indicate an area of 100 pixels of padding broad around my image. I also discovered a feature that does the same thing first ('Lines of magic', I think).

  I didn't realize a finished video yet, but things looked OK when I preview the. Thank you.

• Default scale to the size of the image in 2015 CC

  Other issues on this subject come from 2012.  I use CC 2015.  I have preferences - default scale of size of frame check box. He has always worked in this project.  I thought that this meant simply that when you cut large images in the timeline, they automatically adjust to the size of the current image of the project. I've done several times before, and I can resize images - zoom - without loss of quality.   All of a sudden when I'm cutting the large images (JPEG, etcl) in the timeline with this project that's making them huge in the Progam monitor.  Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  Patrice

  and I can resize images - zoom - without loss of quality.

  Unfortunately this is not true. When you use default scale to the size of the image the image is set to 100%. Which means that when (zoom) amplify it exceeds 100%, resulting in a loss of quality.

  Select all of the images on the timeline, right-click and press Set to the size of the image.

  It suits them also in the chassis, but according to their original format.

  When you zoom in there is no loss (until you reach 100%).

• The appearance of sharpness of the Image on the monitor / cropping picture

  Question n ° 1

  It is a problem I've had with all versions of Photoshop.

  Sizing up a picture on the monitor has a strong influence on the sharpness of the image appears.

  If you click on the button of the screen adjustment, the image always loses considerable sharpness.

  However, if you click on the little top and down sizing triangles under Image Navigator (side of the app), it chooses sizes that faithfully reproduce the sharpness of the image (what it will look like when printed). The problem is that it is too small (less than "screen adjustment"), or too large (larger than "screen adjustment").

  Has anyone experienced this frustrating niggle and found a solution?

  2nd edition

  Cropping

  When cropping a picture, the image appears to move non-adjustable in increments, which means that sometimes you cannot the frame on site exactly where you want. Does anyone know how to fix or configure this?

  Thank you!!

  There is something basic that you should take into consideration.  The only time where Photoshop displays your actual images when pixels you zoom in you picture view to 100%.   If the Image zoom level is not not 100% that you don't look at your actual image.  Your viewing a version to scale your image. Photoshop quickly scaling allows you to work on your image.  Its rapid scaling, not a fact using the best possible interpolation.  Indeed to some values of percentage of zoom that you see sounds quite bad. It's not your image.  When you work on a Photoshop image scales that you do the sized to your image size image real. That's how the scale works. Don't judge sharpness of the image, unless you look at one of your pixels real images zoom 100%.

  You should be able to reframe the exact size you want. You must know how the rectangle selection tool use and the crop tool and manually type in the exact size you want.  You must be careful with the crop tool, it can easily crop and resize the crop.  No matter when you resample a picture, you lose image quality, or throw you have images you create details you have no details.

• In Illustrator Image Trace, how "place" an image at the same size as the PS file?

  If I work in Photoshop in 300 dpi and I want to insert a border around a form, with the help of Illustrator to create the plan, such as it is, it is impossible to do that. Go all the way back to Streamline (someone he remembers Streamline?), if you placed a picture of the automatic route, vectorization, or, now, 'Trace of Image', the placed image would be just that a copy of the same size of the file original raster. Not now. Now, placing an illustration for tracing involves waving a positioning reticle identified as '1:1 ' with which you can make the image is traced back to whatever size you want, and there is no ghosting or model to help size with reliability. At least, as far as I can tell. Am I missing something here? I went through the files using Illustrator and a copy of the 'Illustrator CC' of Weinmann. Nothing. It seems as if the Image monitoring mission is no trace, but to resize, so that the vectorized image likeness no size-the original.   Can anyone help?

  Birck,

  The value of W (as is the value of H) is in pixels if the selected unit, and in this context, a pixel is identical to a point or 1/72nd of an inch, corresponding to 72 DPI.

  So when you place the image, the w and H values reflect pixels real x the size in pixels of the image, regardless of the resolution created / used to in Photoshop.

  And that is why it must be reduced by multiplying with 0.24 and do appear in the size corresponding to 300 PPI.

  No need for percentages.

  But you can also select the image and use the object > transform > scale and apply uniform 24%, which is equivalent to multiplying by 0.24 as described.