Available screen size/resolution

How do I determine the screen size/resolution that the user will be using order for my application to adapt its page size?

We've embedded E-commerce into the SAP portal and have changed the top header bar not to display to save some vertical screen real estate.
You got to be careful if you are integrating E-Commerce with SAP Portal, just defining an URL iView is OK but not sufficient. To fully integrate to Portal use the following
[Note 1021959 - Portal settings for ISA iViews|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1021959]
As for the frame structure of the application, you can see the details of the frame design in this document [SAP E-Commerce 5.0 - Examples and Tutorials (Dev./Ext.) |http://service.sap.com/~sapdownload/011000358700006120622006E/ISA50_DevAndExtTuts_v1_0.PDF]
Put a good resource who can understand the JSP and CSS (stylesheets) and they should be able to do a fair job. I use Firefox browser with the plug-in Firebug to quickly find the active style and the corresponding stylesheet.
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Has there been in change in the screen size, resolution or # of colors between the 5G iPod (not the 5.5G) and the iPod Classic? I think there may have been a screen size change at least from the 5G to the 5.5G, but I'm not sure.
Tony

No, the screen size did not change at all from 5th Gen to 5.5 Gen. What they changed was to go with a brighter screen that used less power.
I have not seen any indication by Apple's marketing weasels on the web pages going on about a better, bigger, brighter, more colorful, etc. screen, so I am assuming that is uses the same screen as the 5.5Gen iPods.
I figure if it had more colors or something like that, that would be one of the new and improved features they would be going on about.
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What are "average" screen sizes, resolutions etc. for websites

This may be the wrong forum but -
All screen sizes vary, all browser outputs vary, and all individual preferences for browsers are subjective.
Having stated the obvious, can anyone offer guidance on the best 'common denominator' settings/set-up procedure on starting out on a web design so that the best 'average' viewing and reading is achieved? A tough one!
I now have an iMac 24" set high on 1920 x 1200 and my current website looks fine (it's non-iWeb). But now I'm told 800 x 600 is still a fairly common screen resolution 'worldwide', and viewed on this my pics and texts are elephantine, need scrolling mercilessly, and are..... just plain ugly.

These days the variety of devices which can display web pages ranges from small mobile phones to large high definition TVs. So there's no way your web pages will look good on everything - especially older 800x600 CRTs.
Although Apple's iWeb templates are narrow (700pixels?), Apple's own recently re-designed webpages at apple.com are now mostly 980 pixels wide. This is also the width that iPhone's Safari is optimized to:
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/designingcontent.html
...scroll down & click on "Optimize for Page Readability"; it says: "Safari on iPhone also sets the viewport width to 980 pixels, *the width of most webpages*." And: "if your webpage is less than 980 pixels wide causing it to scale too small on iPhone..."
So clearly the iPhone's default scale is optimized for 980 wide and apple.com also. Obviously 980-wide pages won't be good on a non-scaling 800-wide display because of the need to scroll horizontally - which should be avoided where possible. But you'll never satisfy all viewers - especially those with old technology.
Since the iPhone automatically scales 980-wide web pages perfectly to its 320 x 480 screen and future display devices will scale too, perhaps you won't go far wrong if you take Apple's example and set your page width to 980.

What are "average" screen sizes, resolutions etc. for viewing websites?

This may be the wrong forum but -
All screen sizes vary, all browser outputs vary, and all individual preferences for browsers are subjective.
Having stated the obvious, can anyone offer guidance on the best 'common denominator' settings/set-up procedure on starting out on a web design so that the best 'average' viewing and reading is achieved? A tough one!
I now have an iMac 24" set high on 1920 x 1200 and my current website looks fine. But now I'm told 800 x 600 is still a fairly common screen resolution worldwide, and viewed on this my pics and texts are elephantine, need scrolling mercilessly, and are.....
just plain ugly!

I think it really depends on your audience. If your audience is ALL, then you'd probably better stick to 640x480 I'm sure there's a few still out there!
If your audience is "recent/new computer users, you could be safe designing for 1024x768. If you just want a good sized swath of users with computers of a decent capability, then some of iWeb's pages (several of the default themes fit well within 800x600) are good for this, leaving plenty of room for dragging items to the desktop and accounting for scroll bars

Project with an unusual screen size/resolution, can anyone help?

Hi there,
I have been asked to produce a short video that will be played on a screen mounted in portrait.
The resolution is 768 x 1366
What is the best way of going about this? (I'm in Premiere Elements 9 if that helps)
Sorry to ask a question but I can't find any answers in my google searches and it's been a few months since I've used AP
Thanks for the help folks!

You cannot do that exactly as the largest height dimension is 1,080.
You also need to consider if you want the portrait to stand against a black or other coloured background. Bill Hunt has a tutorial he posted at http://muvipix.com for dealing with portrait images. I don't have the link immediately available but I'm sure he'll be along soon and post details.
Cheers,
Neale
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I am new to Mac. I am thinking of getting a MacBook Air. My most pressing need is to work with photography programs so screen size, resolution, software capability are important to me. Is a 15 inch screen coming out this spring?

I am new to Mac. I am considering getting and airbook. My most pressing need is to use for photography, so software program capability, display, resolution, are all important. Is an Airbook the best choice and is there a 15 inch screen coming out in the spring as I had heard rumor of?

You might enjoy this review, which specifically compares it to the MacBook Pro:
http://www.macstories.net/reviews/13-inch-macbook-air-review/
Since you will be working with photography, performance and display resolution will be equally important.
As for future models, no one knows. We find out the moment they become available for purchase, and not one moment before. That is also the same moment speculation on the next model begins. In any event we can't engage in that here; it's contrary to the terms of use.

Screen size/resolution for iPad 3

Hi
I'm designing a portfolio app. At the moment I am previewing it on an iPad 2 in content viewer and all looks OK (text a but fuzzy but I hear thats normal) However I have set the articles and folio builder up in iPad 3 sizings as we will shortly be getting an Ipad 3 and will be showing off our work (we're a design agency) on the new higher res iPad 3. So, is it best practice for me to work to 2048x1536 @ 264 ppi for the iPad 3 versions, then when I've designed and built my app, downsize to 1024 x 768 at 131ppi?
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Hi Bob/Anyone – I found this post whilst doing some research – what are your opinions of it guys?
If my maths are correct then, for the iPad 3, keeping the document at 1024×768 pixels but just doubling the res (72ppi to 144ppi) is exactly the same as doubling the doc size to 2048×1536 but keeping it at 72ppi!!
Michael Buelens
September 10th, 2012 • 4:45 am • Link
There seems to be a lot of confusion about the whole retina story amongst print designers.
It is actually quite simple folks.
When you design something for iPad 1 or 2 use a 1024×768 pixels document at 72 ppi.
When designing for the retina ipad make a document 2048×1536 pixels at 72 ppi.
If you don’t believe me I’ll do the math for you: 2048 pixels wide on a 7.75 inch wide display > 2048 / 7.78 = 264. And 264 just happens to be the advertised resolution of the Retina iPad.
If you want to let users zoom in on images without the images becoming pixelated, use higher resolution images.
Use Indesign to layout the documents and create the PDF not Photoshop as mentioned before. Photoshop will produce rasterized text while a PDF from Indesign will offer crisp text at any zoom level.

Max. available screen size for DVD

Hi! i´m making a SD-pproject and the actual PAL-size is 720x576. I gave the dvd to a friend an he told me that some letters from the menu are cropped?? which size can i take to be sure that evertything is accessable!?
best greetings, max

Most likely the letters were placed outside of the action safe or title safe zones in the first place -the menu dimensions you gave are correct.
Turn on the action safe borders in the menu editor and make sure the text stays within the guide lines. To be absolutely sure, keep it within the title safe guides, too.
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Problem with image resolution with larger screen size

I was working on Basic Lens Sample (Basic
Lens Sample) for windows phone 8 App. In this the camera by default sets to default highest resolution.
Just had couple of questions on this:
1.) How to change basic settings like resolution,ISO etc.,in this app, because during initial settings
it only takes default value and when I try to change that it throws an error. Also a code comment is written during initialization of camera to take only these default values. So when to change these settings and how?.
2.) How to adjust resolution for phablets having 6" screen. Like when I run the code in Lumia 1320,
the image resolution is not that good and it breaks. So how to adjust screen resolutions for catering different smartphones with different resolutions and screen sizes.
Any solution or suggestions or snippets is very much appreciated.
Thanks In Advance.

Hello,
For you first question, we can use
GetAvailableCaptureResolutions method of PhotoCaptureDevice to get the available resolutions in device. That code sample returns the largest resolution by default, you just need to choose an appropriate one. You can find it in CameraController class in
Models folder in the project.
For you second question, I tested the sample in lumia 1320, I didn’t see the image broken.
>> So how to adjust screen resolutions for catering different smartphones with different resolutions and screen sizes.
You can get an appropriate resolution image and let the OS downscale it for you. You can find the support resolution in the following link. Go to Supported resolutions section.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj206974(v=vs.105).aspx.
If you want to display the whole large resolution image in lower resolution device, I think you can use
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Virtual Monitor for VNC Client/Remote (Increase Avail. Screen Size)

Now:
I have multiple Macs in my home. From time to time, I use a desktop Mac with a larger monitor to "Screenshare" work off of another Mac's (laptop) HDD. (It's the primary base of my files.)
Screen Size and Resolution:
Laptop 13" - 1280x800
Desktop 19" - 1680x1050
Goal:
I would like to have a "Virutal Monitor" on the 13" Laptop so that I can take advantage of the increased screen real estate on the Desktop's 19" Display. When I have a 2nd Display connected to the 13" MacBook Pro, it has the benefit of the larger display accessible.
Questions:
Is there a way to easily fake the MacBook Pro into having a virtual monitor? Available to all of OS X including Spaces/Expose/Screen Sharing?
So I could use Settings to drag the primary system bar over to the virtual monitor, for when I am working on the remote Mac?
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Hi Forum,
Accessing my Mac Mini remotely and it has a new install of Mavericks. The Screen size and shape and resolution isn't right, but Screen options in System doesn't give me any options. Is this because, physically, no screen is attached? Do only screen sizes and options come up when a screen is attached?
it currently shows 1280x960 [i think - just turned off the mac to get back to work] or 'scaled to fit'. Neither is right for the MBP remote access,. It was fine before i upgraded.
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Changing resolution in i3wm causes screen size to shrink

On i3wm, I use xrandr when I use an external screen, such as the following command:
xrandr --output LVDS1 --auto --output VGA1 --auto --same-as LVDS1
This allows me to duplicate my screen on another monitor. However, when I do this, the effective screen size changes: the maximized windows will only fill about 3/4ths of the monitor from left to right. In addition, the right side of the system tray shift so that it fits within this smaller screen size. The rest of my i3bar and my background (using feh --bg-scale) still fill the entire screen. Additionally, I can move my mouse to every part of the screen, and floating windows can exist everywhere. Here's a screenshot depicting the situation. How can I resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance.

i3 guide wrote:
xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1024x768 --same-as LVDS1
i3 will then use the lowest common subset of screen resolutions, the rest of your screen will be left untouched (it will show the X background). So, in our example, this would be 1024x768 (my notebook has 1280x800).
Looks like it is meant to be that way described in the userguide.

Is it possible to MANUALLY change Display Resolution (screen size) HELP!!

Forgive me if this has been covered already, but I have tried to look here and
there for an answer
My screen for my iMac-G4 blew out long ago, I had a another screen (a Dell CRT-
flatscreen) hooked up and IT blew out a few days ago, I just bought an LCD
flat screen, but it needs a 1680 x 1050 resolution (WIDE screen(?)and my
iMac-G4 only goes to 1024 x 768 in the "Display" controls. So all my desktop
images are "scrunched" or "stretched".
So is there a "MANUAL" way of configuring the screen size to a "standard"
size within this Mac? or do I need to find a standard size screen?
. . . HELP!!!
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I VERY MUCH appreciate any help- please realize too, that I am an IDIOT when it
comes to computers, I just paint on this thing (as part of my job as a freelancer
on the side), and WAS in the middle of a job for a client
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Hello and Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Apple limited the graphics cards in iMac G4s to the native resolution of the built-in LCD i.e:
15" iMac G4 - 1024 x 768
17" iMac G4 - 1440 x 900
20" iMac G4 - 1680 x 1050.
Even when connecting a second display this could only mirror the internal at the same resolution. For the following iMac G4's it's possible to install a firmware hack to open up the full capabilities of the graphics cards:
17" 800MHz
17" 1GHz
15" 1GHz
17" 1.25GHz
20" 1.25GHz
using an application called Screen Spanning Doctor. This is risky but I guess you haven't got much to lose at this point. I've only ever heard of one Mac user actually failing to do the process right though.
You can always use Firewire Target Disk Mode to recover you client's files to another Mac.
I'd be interested if SwitchResX works too. I only have external displays much smaller than my iMacs so can't test it from that perspective.
cheers
mrtotes

Satellite A300 PSAG0A - Games Will Not Display in Full Screen Size

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Yes, as far as I can tell I have the latest driver. But, even this is confusing to me because....
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However, on the Toshiba website for driver downloads, the available driver version is 8.2.0.1012 PV. The date is 2006-12-28. I have downloaded this driver and attempted to install it. I get the message that it has been installed but, after rebooting and checking the installed driver version is still 7.14.10.1329.
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Screen size smaller than 1024x768?

Hi all,
I'm working on a project that is being done on 1024x768
screen size. I don't get to resize the screen as with widescreen
monitor it gets a bid odd when resized for a non-native resolution.
So my questions is, do you reckon that there are many computer out
there with screen res less than 1024x768? The project is going to
be sent to an target audience in England, medium to large company
sized. Thanks for your input

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