Stretch an image to fill a screen.

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  I use flex and actionscript to create a site of photographer and I want the bottom to display an image that completely covers the bottom without distortion.  I tried just an image tag and characterized by the width and height to 100%, but the problem comes when the screen looks wider than the photo.  Thus, the height is reduced to 100% and the width is something less.  I would have rather it evolve according to what is most important, that is, if the window is too wide, the photo with a width of 100% on the scale and let the excess off the screen.  In this way, the photo is still cover the screen and there is no background color of distractrating showing.

  I was counting on the use of actionscript to indicate the width and height of the image so that I can compare it to the height and width of the window, but it seems that you can not get the dimensions of the photo.  I use application.width and application.height, but I need a way to compare it to the photo.  Also, is there an eventlistener that I should use to monitor when the user resizes the window or image resizing will be done automatically?

  Thanks for your comments,

  Tim

  The application container inherit "resize" event of UIComponent.

  Application.application.Width will give you the size of the application in the browser window.

  Thus,.

  function myResizer() {}

  img1. Width = Application.application.width;

  }

• iMac (21.5 inch, mid 2011) programs do not fill the screen

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• It is possible to zoom the image to fill the window (or full screen)?

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  F takes you on a full-screen, is just "lights out" so you see what is currently in front of you, but without the panels. D and G switch between the library module and to the point, but as soon as you press those then you exit the full screen.

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• I want an image to fill the entire screen without margins

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  I want to make the picture fill the screen as http://www.digitalstormonline.com/bolt-ii.asp, I want it to fill the screen, even when you zoom in and out

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  did you check that

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• Hero image to fit the screen vertically?

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• Games running in lower resolution on the desktop resolution does not fill the screen

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• Ideas: Insert an error code or give a brief description of what you are trying to accomplish or fix.__media center tv shows only tv in the Center 3 "inches of black on both sides how I filled the screen

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  Windows Media Center will use as possible while maintaining the proportions of screen space. If you have a TV screen and watch a video 4:3 standard, it will keep the bars on the side.

  You can change the level of zoom in now the keys CTRL and shift and press 'Z' to scroll through the different zoom levels so that it fills the entire screen at your convenience, but keep in mind that you will not be able to see the full image if the proportions of the video does not match your TV.

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  PhotoStory 3 for Windows
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• Windows 8 on AMD Radeon graphics card is not completely fill the screen

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  Hello

  Did you install these legacy AMD official drivers?
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  Carlos

• Fill the screen

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