Ipad screen resolution

Hi all,
I had developed a app (not a game) an elearning content with the size 940(w)x620(h). When I published the content for ipad, it shows the white spaces with the size of 1024x768. How to avoid that remaining spaces over on the app? Is it possible to run the app in a specific size like a popup?

lllaass wrote:
People have said that when on 3G you get SD but HD on wifi when using the YouTube app on the iPad.
You are correct.
Try this with a wifi connection. Open Safari and use this URL for YouTube:
http://m.youtube.com
You can toggle between SD and HD videos on YouTube.

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Or is it sometimes not as crisp and clear due to overheating?

Are you using a cloud-based browser like Opera or iSwifter? This is the only way I can conceive your Internet connection affecting clarity.

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I'm just curious. I don't have an iPad, but I am thinking about getting an iPad2 WiFi. I really like my retina display on my iPhone 4, but playing with friends iPads I don't seem to care much about the resolution difference. But, since I've only used one for +/- 10 minutes total maybe screen resolution is something that annoys you later?
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Diavonex
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Appreciate the replies Diavonex, however it's not just the checking websites, it's my own code that I know works reporting it as 1024, and sites that I know are optimised for 1024 are showing full screen on the iPad, when if the screen was truly 2048 there would be whitespace to the sides - try bbc.co.uk - full screen no border on iPad, but on Mac Mini with HD monitor (reporting the screen size as 1920 x 1080) there is lots of whitespace.
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Think Young, but it is already "large"
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Sendt fra min iPad
Den 07/04/2014 kl. 18.32 skrev Jim Wilde <[email protected]>:
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JIm, you can make the text larger....look at the Interface Tab on the Preferences menu and you'll see several different Font size options (although there are less on OSX apparently). Make a selection, then close and restart Lightroom for the change to take effect.
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Thanks for the question, that definitely sounds frustrating. The following troubleshooting assistant provides steps that may lead to a resolution:
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