Maximum Dimensions in FCP 7

In 6, it's 4,000 x 4,000. Does anyone know if that's true for 7 as well? I looked through the documentation and could find no note of it. Thanks!

Still the same. Doing something larger than 4K?
Shane

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        resultWidth = x;
}Now you can System.out.print resultWidth as well as resultArea.
(You can call it resultLength if you prefer, the question is
symmetrical wrt length and width).
Since you only have 100m of wire, I don't recommend letting
the width get bigger than 50m, or you'll run out wire!
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