Detect monitor size question

Hi:
Not sure if this will be a problem, but probably it will.
If two monitor sizes differ by a lot...say a 21 inch vs a 17 inch; And I have a whole bunch of Swing components, most of them have preferred sizes. The components were first implemented on the 21 inch monitor, and they look good on that. If I now switch to the 17 inch monitor , I am afraid the components are probably gonna be crowded together..(i am not sure about this yet...i will try this soon)...if so, what can I do to make my components' sizes customized for different sized monitors?

Actually, I just tried, and it does matter. Many of my buttons couldn't show because their total width is wider than the 17 inch monitors. So my application looks very messed up on the 17 inch monitor. I used "setPreferredSize" for most of my components(Especially buttons), because I want my buttons to be the same size, despite the fact that the button text might not all show up. Hmm, would it be possible that if I set the Minimum Size to be much smaller than the Preferred size, then the buttons would be much smaller on a smaller monitor?

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I am able to import .mpeg files into PP CS5. However, while my Source Monitor auto sizes the material correctly, the same material appears zoomed in on my Program Monitor. I have selected "Fit" as the Program Monitor size. How do I correct this? Is it a result of my project preferences perhaps? Thanks.

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Hi hows it going!
My name is John
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I constantly have to crt+ to resize on different screens.

John,
If you use a relative width (100% width instead of a fixed value in px), the site/pages will adapt to the currently available width.
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Joost Schouten

This code figures out the size of any object in bytes. I am not sure about resizing the image though..
public int getSerializedSize(Object object)
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Frameset and monitor size

Howdy, I have a frameset that looks one way on a 14 inch
monitor but looks another way on a 15 inch or larger screen. Please
note I am using the same operating system (vista), the same
browser, ie 7. Both screens are using 1280 x 800. But the frame set
draws the top frame higher on bigger monitors. For example I have a
top frame and it has text displayed in it. On a 14 inch monitor
there is about a 1/8 inch gap between the bottom of the text and
the frame border. But viewed on a larger monitor with all the above
specs there is a greater gap between the botton of the text and the
frame border. What do I need to do to make this frameset display
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Here is the page:
http://www.christian-software.com/design/root/cybersitter_frame.html
Jeff

What you are describing is a browser viewport dimension
problem not a
monitor size problem. You could see both effects on the
larger monitor by
simply making your browser height shorter. Click and drag the
bottom edge
of the browser viewport to see what I mean.
You need to know about frames, however. Please read on -
The decision to use or not use frames should be based on a)
your site's
needs, and b) your willingness to accept the potential
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visitors as casual users of the site.
I am down on frames because I believe that they create many
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the kind of
person most likely ill-prepared fo solve the ensuing problems
when they
arise. If you feel a) that you understand the problems and b)
that you are
prepared to handle them when they occur, and c) that you have
a need to use
frames, then by all means use them.
As far as I know, the most comprehensive discussions of
frames and their
potential problems can be found on these two links -
http://apptools.com/rants/framesevil.php
http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/frames/
Your problem is that you have specified the height of BOTH of
the two frames
in absolute values.
<frameset rows="120,332" cols="*" border="4"
framespacing="4"
frameborder="NO">
<frame src="cybersitter_frame_top.html"
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src="https://www.cybersitter.com/secure/dcsorder.asp"
name="cybersitter_main">
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So - when the browser is taller than 120 + 332 = 452px, the
extra height
will be allocated to each frame in the ratio of 120/332 to
the top frame and
212/332 to the bottom frame. The way to overcome this is to
make the top
frame fixed in height but the bottom frame completely
flexible -
<frameset rows="120,*" cols="*" border="4"
framespacing="4"
frameborder="NO">
Then rip out the frames and throw them away!
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news:[email protected]...
> Howdy, I have a frameset that looks one way on a 14 inch
monitor but looks
> another way on a 15 inch or larger screen. Please note I
am using the same
> operating system (vista), the same browser, ie 7. Both
screens are using
> 1280 x
> 800. But the frame set draws the top frame higher on
bigger monitors. For
> example I have a top frame and it has text displayed in
it. On a 14 inch
> monitor there is about a 1/8 inch gap between the bottom
of the text and
> the
> frame border. But viewed on a larger monitor with all
the above specs
> there is
> a greater gap between the botton of the text and the
frame border. What do
> I
> need to do to make this frameset display the same on
different monitors.
>
> Here is the page:
>
http://www.christian-software.com/design/root/cybersitter_frame.html
> Jeff
>

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Starting at the end:
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        cntl_system_error           = 2
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        lifetime_error              = 4
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      cntl_system_error           = 2
      create_error                = 3
      lifetime_error              = 4
      illegal_node_selection_mode = 5
      failed                      = 6
      illegal_column_name         = 7.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
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Code above is for ALV tree.
You can define any ALV grid object using docking container.
This will solve your problem.
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Monitor-size previews not monitor-sized

I'm glad I'm not going mad, like I thought I was.
I've recently thought that it is difficult to judge the sharpness of my images in Bridge's full-screen preview. I seem to remember images being sharper in the past, but maybe it's just my perception. I certainly remember it being improved in CS4 (or was it CS3?).
After discussing an issue with projection quality, I looked in the "1024" preview folder of the Bridge cache, and discovered that the images were not monitor-sized, even though I have this option selected in preferences.
I use a single 1920x1200 display. The previews are 1920x1275 (an aspect ratio of approximately 3:2, matching the original images). Consequently, the image has to be downsized to fit the monitor. This could be why full-screen previews are slightly soft. Surely a monitor-size preview of a 3:2 image should be about 1800x1200?
What does anyone else have in their cache? Have I found a bug?

Robert Shomler wrote:
Do they lose sharpness in their Bridge preview or space-bar display? I haven't observed that in my environment, but then it would depend in part on image content and I'm perhaps not too critical at that stage of previewing (I can go to 100% preview if I need to evaluate detail). Seems like resampling down would be preferable to resampling up.
I'm concerned with full-screen preview (space bar) and slideshow (Ctrl-L) viewing.
I regularly use full-screen mode to assess image quality - including sharpness - in my first pass of a shoot. Any soft or burred images might be deleted if unusuable. However, I am finding that images appear soft, even though a 100% preview shows that they are sharper than expected.
On my set-up, a 4288x2848 image is resampled by Bridge to give a 1920x1275 preview. Viewing this full-screen or in slideshow mode, it is again resampled to 1807x1200 (94%) to fit.
I would have thought it would make more sense to generate a preview which fits the screen, rather than the longest side, to avoid having to resample twice and potentially lose image quality.
Actually, I can think of one reason why the longest side method would be better: using the Scaled to Fill setting in Slideshow mode (which ironically wouldn't use any scaling). If that's the way it's got to be, then it would be nice to at least see better scaling sharpness on full-screen settings.

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Hi, there,
I want to get monitor size in my JFrame class, which method should I call? Can somebody help me out?
Thank you very much in advance,
Xin

Toolkit tk = getDefaultToolkit();
Dimension dim = tk.getScreenSize();
this.setSize(dim.getWidth(), dim.getHeight());
or
this.setSize(dim);
should work as well I think.

The 'Monitor Size' setting could do with an update

This isn't the most important issue in the world, but I did notice that the 'Monitor Size' setting in Frame 11 (Edit > Preferences > Global > General > Monitor Size) hasn't changed for years.
It's used so that when you have your screen set to 100% zoom, it matches the real paper world in size.
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I presume this setting wasn't fixed in FM12, and still assumes a quaint single-screen 4:3 aspect ratio.
Back when computers were slower, and I was doing a lot of work with relatively high res TIFFs, I figured out that if I set Monitor Size and zoom levels carefully, I could get specific zoom levels to render raster images at exact integer multiples or fractions of the video card's frame buffer raster dimensions. I found that this made a huge difference in display & refresh performance. At 1:1, doing so apparently eliminated resampling of the image data entirely. At integer 1:N or N:1, it apparently minimized the computation required, and minimized artifacts.
This sort of consideration is less important today, but it would be nice to get the parameter fixed, or at least publish a FAQ on how to game the 4:3 assumption for 16:9, 16:10 and 21:9 monitors, as well as arbitrary multi-monitor configurations.

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