Helix vs X230, screen size keyboard etc

Hey everyone,
Is there any where to get some kind of screenshot or something that would show the Windows 8 desktop running on the Helix to see just how large it is? I have an X230 which I switched months ago for a MacBook Air 13" as I liked the bigger screen. I really like the look of the Helix though and am really considering getting it but I'm so nervous at the 11" only display. I'm using my X230 right now and always found the 12" fine as well as the keyboard on it. I know the Helix has a much higher resolution but I'm concerned for one thing that things will be way too tiny on it and hard to read, or that even with scaling on it, it will be the opposite in that it's like using a system with a really low resolution. Does anyone have any feedback on how it compares to say the X230 display, in terms of screen real estate and so on?
My other concern is the keyboard. I plan on using this as my every day business laptop, so basically 8 hours a day on it with the Lenovo portalble USB monitor attached. All the reviews seem to praise the keyboard and no one seems to say anything about it being too small etc but I just want to make sure it's not like getting a netbook or something where it's cramped and what not.
Any feedback would be appreciated thanks!

As Steve indicates, it's not easy.
Authorware doesn't 'scale' like Flash does.
You could do what you want by detecting the screen size and change the size of the Presentation window by using the ResizeWindow function.
That'll change the size of the 'stage' but all your content will still be fixed where it was before, likely top-left just as the 'fullscreen' option works (or doesn't work as the case may be).
Now most all elements can be placed via custom x/y coordinates. So you *could* base every element's position on the size of the presentation window itself. However, that's surely complex even for a fairly basic piece.
The more common approach was to use the cover.u32, or the subsequent RGBcover.u32 (see http://www.awaretips.net) to 'black out' any of the desktop that the presentation window does not cover - making it look somewhat full-screen...though everything in the window is still at its default size and placement...but at least it's centered.
I think cover.u32 stopped working on XP though RGBcover.u32 still does....I could be wrong in that recollection though.
Otherwise, Authorware is just built to deliver to a set size. There are workarounds but definitely none as easy as a simple scale.
HTH
Erik

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    maxItems: 0,                    //{NEW} Integer: Maxmimum number of carousel items that should be visible. Items will resize fluidly when above this limit.
    move: 0,                        //{NEW} Integer: Number of carousel items that should move on animation. If 0, slider will move all visible items.
            before: function(){},           //Callback: function(slider) - Fires asynchronously with each slider animation
      after: function(){},            //Callback: function(slider) - Fires after each slider animation completes
      end: function(){}               //Callback: function(slider) - Fires when the slider reaches the last slide (asynchronous)
// EndOAWidget_Instance_2827522
</script>
</body>
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APDivs cannot be resized.
APDivs in primary layouts won't work in Responsive Web Design.
APDivs are a very poor layout method.
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Example of Fluid Grid Layout with floats & margins, no APDivs required.
http://alt-web.com/FluidGrid/Fluid2.html
Nancy O.

Mirroring with apple tv screen size on projector issue

Hello, my name is Dave. I do praise and worship music at a small church.
I want to mirror my ipad on a projection TV. I have the ipad and apple tv but it's not using the entire projection screen. It only uses about 40% of the screen.
I also want to use portrait mode as landscape is to wide and won't display the entire song well.
Apple suggested keynotes but I understand that doesn't work in portrait mode. That is a biggie for me. I have notability but isthe problem the app or getting the right screen resolution ont he projector / apple tv or how can I fix this please?
Thanks,
Dave

Well that's the issue my friend. I called apple and told them what I wanted to do. They told me to get those things. So ... I called abck and double checked. I asked a different person the same scenario. Same ereply. So yes I did order apple tv and airpolay. As stated it doesn't work. The image is WAY smaller than the screen and it's not scaleable at all.
I don't understand what the praying jab is about. Praying was never mentioned in the issue here was it?
Back to the issue: it's not that I didn't realize this technology isn't here I was told it was by two different techs. So when I called back to explain my problem I was bounced around apple to several departments to find the technology simply wasn't here yet as I was told. I was informed incorrectly. So appple let me return the products. The customer service person apologized and I certainly accepted.
So the issue has nothing to do with praying etc. it's simply that for some reason, using your ipad for a demo only nets you 40% of the screen size and scaling is not an option.
Wish I knew that before I placed the order as that was not how it was explained either time I called in.
Now, let's have some techs start working on this issue... else I'm about to start praying... ;-)
Dave

Whenever i am using my laptop and my palms are on the base of the laptop and i am typing all of sudden... my screen size keeps resizing bigger or smaller

i try to keep my thumb palms off the mouse pad when i am typing but every now and then my screen resizes larger or smaller until i take my left palm off the keyboard base its only when my left palm is resting on the base next to the touch pad. i type pretty fast so it gets annoying and yes it also jumps screens or reverts back to previous message and i have to choose ctrl z to undo and get back to my message i was typing... it also switches tabs on me as well... not sure why my palm being on the left of the keypad on the base should effect anything but it does after a while. and i have to stop what i am doing...and go to the firefox menu and change the screen size back down to 100% sometimes it goes up to 200-300 other times it goes down to 70-80% i find it annoying i i wish there was a way to turn off the screen resize in the setup panel. if its just left to be 100% i am happy with that... i don't need it to be bigger or smaller... there should be a way to LOCK it down... i understand that there are people out there with eye problems and needs to have the screen size increase using the + or - but there should be a lock so it just stays no matter what is happening on my keypad or touch pad or base of the pad... that screen size will not increase or decrease. unless i turn off the lock... perhaps this is something they can implement in the next version or do a quick update of the browser

''rojere [[#question-1055991|said]]''
<blockquote>
i try to keep my thumb palms off the mouse pad when i am typing but every now and then my screen resizes larger or smaller until i take my left palm off the keyboard base its only when my left palm is resting on the base next to the touch pad. i type pretty fast so it gets annoying and yes it also jumps screens or reverts back to previous message and i have to choose ctrl z to undo and get back to my message i was typing... it also switches tabs on me as well... not sure why my palm being on the left of the keypad on the base should effect anything but it does after a while. and i have to stop what i am doing...and go to the firefox menu and change the screen size back down to 100% sometimes it goes up to 200-300 other times it goes down to 70-80% i find it annoying i i wish there was a way to turn off the screen resize in the setup panel. if its just left to be 100% i am happy with that... i don't need it to be bigger or smaller... there should be a way to LOCK it down... i understand that there are people out there with eye problems and needs to have the screen size increase using the + or - but there should be a lock so it just stays no matter what is happening on my keypad or touch pad or base of the pad... that screen size will not increase or decrease. unless i turn off the lock... perhaps this is something they can implement in the next version or do a quick update of the browser
</blockquote>
sorry that is all greek to me thanks for attempting to explain what you were trying to explain sorry i just not tech person to be able to understand or where to begin ... have good day and thanks for again trying

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I have an iPad 1 and the resolution of my screen is bigger than the screen size. This means that the image is larger than fits on the screen. For instance the keyboard does not show all the keys, and the kindle dispay is too large and I can't read the whole page as it runs off the edges. How can I fix this?

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is there anyway to change the phone emulators screen size?

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Is there a way (customizing, setting,etc) to increase it's size back to the old size? At the moment the users have to scroll down to see the technical location or the equipment.
Changing the screen's resolution or resizing the window help a bit, but not much...
At the moment it seem like this (I highlighted with yellow the empty places, which was not empty before the upgrade):
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Check this SAP note.
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Hi everyone i was wondering if you could help me out. I have been using handbrake for a while to rip all of my DVD's. I have always changed the screen output size to 320 x 240 because i knew i was only going to be watching it on my IPOD. But i just recently picked up an Ipod AV Kit (waiting for it to be shiped). My question is this... Now that i have the av kit, i would like to watch these movies on a television (hotel room, cruise, etc...) Should i still be changing the screen size? If so to what? And if i leave the screen size to its largest size (dont know what it is ?) Will the ipod automatically shrink it down to be able to watch the movie on the ipod as well???
Thanks in advance for any help that you can give me

Engine, if you use a screen size larger than 320x240 you won't be able to get the file onto your iPod....iTunes won't transfer it. So continue as you are.
I've watched iPod files on a TV. The bigger the screen the poorer the quality (obviously!), it is clearer watchable, you just wouldn't want to watch it all the time. Some scenes look naff (like the openning sequence in the X-Files film....all that snow).
Instant Handbrake is now available. It converts straight to iPod Video format.
Good luck

Handbrake Screen Size

I made an interesting discovery on handbrake by accident last night. I put in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom before I went to bed, adjusted all the settings but forgot to adjust the screen size. I've done this before and I usually would have just thrown it out. But this time I thought to trasfer it to my itunes and see if it would update to my ipod. Funny thing is...it did. So I'm going to try it with a couple of other movies today. The thing I'm thinking is that the 320 Screen size appears to make to differance for the ripping because the ipod will adjust it automatically. Anyone eles out there experience the same thing.

You can create videos of varying sizes, quality and bitrates, etc. and as long as the iPods specs aren't exceeded it will sync and play on the iPod (in 320x ???). If I understand this stuff correctly (and there is no guarantee that I do) when output is to a TV instead of the iPod screen the full resolution/aspect ratio, I.e. how it was recorded, is used resulting in a better picture on the TV.
If you exceed the iPods specs you can still play the video in iTunes but it will not sync to the iPod. iTunes will tell you that it didn't sync because it can not be played on the iPod.
I don't even know if all this is correct, I.e. a video done 480 wide looking better on TV than same video at 320 wide. I only mention width as usually you would leave aspect ratio "as is" so the height will vary, I.e. letterbox if the video is wide-screen.
So basically I'm just making myself a bunch of examples/samples that I will then play on various TV's. Hopefully I will then be able to decide on "my" method and settings for feeding my iPod.
I'm loosely documenting what I'm doing at
http://homepage.mac.com/heinz/2005/ in case it's of interest to others.
Feeding the iPod with video that is destined just to the iPod is relatively easy but as my primary usage will include the iPod being my mobile DVD library I want to be sure I create the feeds that will give best possible quality when displayed on a TV. I.e. I only want to build my mobile DVD library once.
It could all end up a waste of time. Maybe all my samples will look equally good but at least I'll know I tried.

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I am using an auction site where my personal page updates every 20 sec. Each time it refreshes the screen shrinks down to an unusable size and must be expanded. Is there anyway to maintain screen size in this situation?
I am the creator of the html code as well for this page. Is there something I can put in the code if the user cannot control this setting?
Thank you,
Jim

First try adding this line if you don't already have it.
<meta name="viewport" content="width = 320" />
There are various meta attributes the iPhone uses to adjust the size, etc. Apple has a whole tutorial about coding pages for the iPhone someplace.
May want to try this link to find more info.
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=%3Cmetaname%3D%22viewport%22+content%3D%22width+%3D+320%22+%2F%3Esite%3Aapple.com&btnG=Search
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CS 5.5 screen size - required vs. recommended

Hi -
I installed CS 5.5 Design Standard on my desktop, which has a 1440 x 900 monitor, and it works fine. I plan to buy a new Windows 7 laptop and want to install the software on that machine as well. I'd like to get a smaller 15.6-screen laptop, but they have a resolution of 1366 x 768. The bigger 17.3-screen laptops have a resolution of 1600 x 900.
The CS 5.5 Design Standard tech specs on the Adobe site say 1024 x 768 is required, but 1280 x 800 is recommended. So it sounds like I can get the smaller 15.6-screen laptop because that fits within the requirements. But the second dimension is just a tiny bit smaller than what Adobe recommends (768 vs. 800). Will CS 5.5 still work well on the 15.6 laptop? How will it be affected by the screen size?
By the way, the main function of my new laptop will not be to do intense graphics work. I'll mainly use Word and other Office programs, plus watch movies, use the web, etc. So while I will be using CS 5.5, it will not be my focus, so I'd hate to buy a bigger laptop for that purpose alone.
Thanks for whatever help or advice you can give.
- Jan

jmalex wrote:
Thanks, Manish_1988. I guess I'm wondering what I will be missing by having 768 instead of the recommended 800. Will some menus disappear off the bottom of the screen, or anything like that?
It's a scaling issue; there's no cropping.

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
ScrollViewer control. Use Application.Current.Host.Content.ActualWidth and ActualHeight properties to get the device resolutions, and then you can know if your app is running on a lower resolution device.
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5G vs iPod Classic Screen Size / Resolution

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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