Authorware WXGA Resolution?

My client has asked me to make an authorware piece which
application window is compatible full screen with the following
display resolutions:
1680 x 1050
1440 x 900
1280 x 1024
1024 x 768
Unfortunately Authorware only seems to natively support the
1024 x 768 screen resolutions and so if I use the Full Screen mode
option does authorware automatically resize the buttons and content
to fit the full screen ?
Ideally I would like to somehow change the Authorware window
size to match one of the above 4 screen sizes.
Thanks

"Peter Davids" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> My client has asked me to make an authorware piece which
application
> window is
> compatible full screen with the following display
resolutions:
>
> 1680 x 1050
> 1440 x 900
> 1280 x 1024
> 1024 x 768
>
> Unfortunately Authorware only seems to natively support
the 1024 x 768
> screen
> resolutions and so if I use the Full Screen mode option
does authorware
> automatically resize the buttons and content to fit the
full screen ?
You probably want to use Variable size instead of Full
Screen, then
ResizeWindow to match the screen size.
Authorware will not move the content on its own, though you
can use
variables to accomplis this. Resizing is something Authorware
doesn't do
well at all.
> Ideally I would like to somehow change the Authorware
window size to match
> one
> of the above 4 screen sizes.
You may want to consider Flex. There is a reason for the
name...
-Amy

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