Can a structure be automatically resized to fit it's contents?

Using auto-grow, structures sometimes get way too big. Resizing them by hand is time consuming. Is there a way to cause a block to resize to fit it's contents?

well.. i guest you got to manually "shrink" it down. However, it (i.e. while loop) has ability to not to shrink till it overlap your code (are't you happy about it ).
last but not least, if LabVIEW has everything "Automated". Then, what are we (LVUs) gonna do???
Cheers!
ian
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Since LabVIEW 5.1... 7.1.1... 2009, 2010
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Can you post a visual of what you're trying to do?
Otherwise, off the top of my head I'd do this in the same illustrator file (or a copy). Just resize the artboard, then group all of the elements and scale them up by the same percentage. Use the same reference point for both the resize of the artboard and the scaling of the art and they should match right up.
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Can photos be automatically resized to fit slides?

I am importing photos to Keynote and even though 'Reduce placed images to fit on the slides' is checked in Keynote Preferenes the pictures do not downsample and I have to adjust each picture manually. I'm working on a presentation with about two hundred photos so it's a bit annoying. Can anyone help?

well.. i guest you got to manually "shrink" it down. However, it (i.e. while loop) has ability to not to shrink till it overlap your code (are't you happy about it ).
last but not least, if LabVIEW has everything "Automated". Then, what are we (LVUs) gonna do???
Cheers!
ian
Ian F
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依恩与LabVIEW
LVVILIB.blogspot.com

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fantastic, it works beautifully. Thanks!
(for future search reference, D.B's post is at [http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5283356&messageID=10193297|http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5283356&messageID=10193297])

Div Background Image...Resize To Fit Browser Window...???

[b]hello again[/b]...
I would like to have a background image (.jpg) automatically resize to fit any browser's window...& I read somewhere on the web it should be accomplished by placing the image in a layer (as a background image); & then set the layer size to 100%.
can someone please tell me how the coding goes for this...?
[or...if that [i]is[/i] in fact the correct approach? I don't care if it's html or css...I just want it to work. (&...I'm starting off w/ a larger image (so resolution doesn't get lost when going bigger)]
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btw - I should add that it's the image's [i]WIDTH[/i] I'm interested in resizing...while it's aspect ration remains in tact.

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For the record, I'm not a big fan of huge background images on web pages. They take forever to load on slow connections. And some mobile devices won't display them at all. So all that weight just for eye candy is kind of a waste IMO.
I think the safest, most practical way to achieve backgrounds that fill available viewport is to use a small, seemless tile and repeat horizontally, vertically or both.
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I'm pretty sure that there isn't any easy way to do this, but it's pretty important, so if it requires some scripting or something, that's fine - i'm not a programmer, but i'm willing to do whatever i need to, to make this work.
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Is there a way to automatically resize the text box to fit the text inside, without using the selection tool to resize the corners in Illustrator and Photoshop?

I'm wondering if there is a way where I can quickly resize a text box to fit exactly around the text inside, so pretty much the smallest the text box can go without being too small to fit the text? I know you can do this manually with the selection tool, but is there a button/command that automatically does this in one go?
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Hello out there in Appleland,
Neither Automatically Resize nor Zoom to Fit is working in Preview 5.0.3 under Snow Leopard. Zoom to Fit acts just like Actual Size or <Command> 0 and Automatically resize doesn't work at all. This must be and bug, so please explain how this can be permanently fixed, even at the command line level.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Bob
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I've found out a little more about Preview and its bug through a process of elimination.
After examining Automatically Resize for Preview 3.0.9 on my old PowerBook G4 with OS 10.4.11, Preview 4.1 on my iMac with OS 10.5.8, and now Preview 5.0.3 on my MacBook Pro with OS 10.6.8, I discovered they all work the same way. When Automatically Resize is checked the image is only resized when the window is reduced but never when the window is enlarged to a size greater than the image's Actual Size, which is a worthless feature for smaller images. I don't think this is the way it is supposed to work, but I may be wrong.
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For those who suggest I move to Lion or beyond, you can keep the economy going with your new software purchases. For now, I'm going to continue using Rosetta and my old, third-party applications in Snow Leopard.

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I'm wondering if there is a way where I can quickly resize a text box to fit exactly around the text inside, so pretty much the smallest the text box can go without being too small to fit the text? I know you can do this manually with the selection tool, but is there a button/command that automatically does this in one go?
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The short answer is No. But I see that Ray has given you an option.

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I've tried changing the export options in InDesign to get the document to resize, and I've also tried exporting and changing settings in Flash which works but removes all of the interactivity.
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I can upload the document if needed.
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How to get jpegs automatically resized when placed in a book?

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When I pull a jpeg into a book page (I'm using the Library theme), I'm getting a "!" in a yellow triangle. I'm assuming that means the jpeg is too big.
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Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Just the opposite, it means that the pixel dimensions of the photo are deemed too small for optimum image quality by iPhoto. What pixel dimensions are the photos and what size frame are you using it in?
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