Screen resolution in script

hi guru.
what is screen resolution in script. and how can i will do.
regards
subhasis.

Hi,
When u open se78 transaction then there is a icon import on application tool bar.when u click on this then a pop up screen is displayed .where u have option to change the resolution.

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Screen resolution in WinPE 5.0 on UEFI devices

Hi
Can you please help me with the issue i am facing?
The screen resolution in WinPE is very high, the drop down values in MDT wizard are extremely small and almost unreadable. I see a similar question posted on technet for screen resolution in
WinPE 4.0 but I am unable to fix it.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/66bd25d3-cc37-4841-be38-3f427db36b57/winpe-screen-resolution-problem-no-display-signal-out-of-range?forum=w7itproinstall
The HTA screen looks OK but the when you select the drop down, the values are extremely small.
I also referred to the article from Johan
http://www.deploymentresearch.com/Research/tabid/62/EntryId/51/Setting-screen-resolution-in-WinPE-4-0.aspx
Below is my setup:
MDT 2013
Windows 8.1 x64
Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 10 (UEFI)
Tried the below but no luck:
Changed the ColorDepth to 32 in unattend.xml in WinPE pass
Tried modifying the Wizard.hta with different screen size and style.zoom
Playing around with the HTA settings might help but i am unsure how it looks and behaves on other UEFI devices.
Currently we are using Lenovo Tablet 10 but soon will also be using Surface Pro.
Am I missing something or is there a better way to do fix it?

Hi,
If our only issue is this particular font size, we can adjust some setting in files of
script folder.
For example, open DeployWiz_LanguageUI.xml under Scripts folder, here is just an example to make keyboard layout font large.
Find:
<SELECT NAME="KeyboardLocale_Edit" class=WideEdit >
Edit it as:
<SELECT NAME="KeyboardLocale_Edit" class=WideEdit style="font-size: 30px" >
The result is just like:
About the root cause, there would be something wrong with the WinPE image, in my test, WinPE 5 works good under UEFI mode. You can recreate one for test.
Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support

Preventing screen resolution settings changing when connecting a beamer

I do a lot of presentations and every time I connect a beamer (not my own, one that is in the hotel or conference room, so different models every time) my MBP screen settings go often haywire.
My screen resolution on the MBP 15' (OS SL) is set at 1680x1050 (high resolution screen).
As said it does not hold as soon as I connect a beamer and at times the setting is not even available any more, at other times all of a sudden I have dozens more settings, etc. This is of course, to say the least, annoying, and sometimes I spend 10 or more minutes to get my screen to behave in a workable fashion.
Result is that my resolution on my screen become unworkable as (mostly) it defaults to real big resolution (and as such big script) that makes lots of items on the top bar 'invisible' (they fall of the screen).
Is there any trick to prevent this from happening?
Thanks.

Thomas A Reed wrote:
How is this remotely the same problem? The original poster is having resolution problems with projectors. You have an LCD tablet that isn't showing an image. This is thread hijacking, however much you don't want it to be. You need to go start your own topic for this.
Excuse you, it's the same problem because my Cintiq has a problem taking in the screen resolution, which is why I'm not getting it to display properly. I explained it before, so if you can't read it, then that's your problem, and not mine. Even if you think it's a different problem, you don't have to be so rude to me. I'm not hijacking the thread, I'm just saying that I think it's a OS issue, and I don't see the point in making another one if I'm going to get a response along the lines of how there's already another thread that's similar.
And now, I might add, you've officially completely derailed this conversation. Because instead of it being about the OP's problem, you've made it an attack on my character, which I consider an attempt to start drama. If you consider my post to be insignificant, then you could have just as easily ignored it. You've not only wasted my time for hoping someone would at least give me an answer, but you've wasted your own for hardly contributing to the conversation in a positive manner.
Get off your high horse.
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Re: capturing screen resolution in JSP or servlet

"Mike Tickle" <[email protected]> wrote ...
          > Is it possible to capture screen resolution in JSP or a Servlet? I can
          > currently do it in JavaScript and write the result in to a cookie that a
          > servlet can read, but is there a better solution.
          > Is it possible to get the time zone of a visitor using JSP or servlets?
          > Can JSP or servlets determine if a visitor has scrolled the page to view
          all
          > of it?
          You seem to be very confused about what servlets and JSPs are. These are
          things that run on the server and generate HTML. They can't possibly know
          if a user has scrolled the page, because the user hasn't seen the page yet
          when they are run. If they tried to read screen resolution, they'd get the
          screen resultion for the graphics subsystem on the server, or an exception
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          your best option.
          Chris Smith


Hey all you non-ASP programmers, here's the deal. Microsoft has a Browser
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          the component to pick up what you sent it. In the ASP script, you then use
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          imagine, but Microsoft provides the format for sending the information and
          the parsing.
          The client side script does need to be written to include the information
          you want, but it would typically be written once and hidden by the lead
          programmer in a common include file where most programmers never had to
          think about it and thus might think it happened automatically.
          If you're really curious, here's an MSDN link to the details:
          http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/iisref/comp1vol.htm.
          Rick Joi, former ASP developer
          [email protected]
          www.rickanddonna.com/ips
          "Chris Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > "Mike Tickle" <[email protected]> wrote ...
          > > > You seem to be very confused about what servlets and JSPs are.
          > >
          > > I am quite familiar with servlets as I have been using them for 6 months
          > as
          > > part of a uni project. I had the presentation yesterday and the
          moderator
          > > asked why I used JavaScript to determine time zone and screen res. I
          said
          > > JSP/Servlets can not do it as they are server side and he seemed
          confused.
          >
          > Okay. Apologies if I was condescending. Such things happen in newsgroups
          > where I have no idea what your background is.
          >
          > > Apparently ASP can do it. So against my better judgement I thought I
          > would
          > > ask in case I was wrong.
          >
          > I'm surprised if ASP can do it... I can't imagine how that occurs. I
          agree
          > with Jeff, especially after reading the URL he provided; it appears the
          > moderator was just plain wrong, or that there are only very non-portable
          > solutions for IE only.
          >
          > > I currently write the time zone and screen resolution in to a session
          > cookie
          > > so that it can be read every time the servlet is run. Is there a better
          > way
          > > than this?
          >
          > Seems to me like the best way to me.
          >
          > Chris Smith
          >
          >
          >

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-Mike
==============================
Option Explicit
Dim array_ScreenRes, screenRes_X, screenRes_Y, oIE, width, height, aspect_ratio
Dim decpos, wallpaper1, wallpaper2, wallpaper3, oShell
array_ScreenRes = GetScreenResolution
screenRes_X = array_ScreenRes(0)
screenRes_Y = array_ScreenRes(1)
wallpaper1="C:\Windows\Web\Wallpaper\TSC\Win 7 - 2560 x 1440 (16-9)TSC.bmp"
wallpaper2="C:\Windows\Web\Wallpaper\TSC\Win 7 - 2560 x 1600 (16-10)TSC.bmp"
wallpaper3="C:\Windows\Web\Wallpaper\TSC\Win 7 - 2560 x 1920 (4-3)TSC.bmp"
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decpos=instr(aspect_ratio,".")+2
aspect_ratio=left(aspect_ratio,decpos)
'wscript.echo "Aspect Ratio is " & aspect_ratio
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Case "1.77"
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oShell.RegWrite("HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop\TileWallpaper"), "0"
oShell.RegWrite("HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop\WallpaperStyle"), "6"
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Case "1.33"
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oShell.RegWrite("HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop\WallpaperStyle"), "6"
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I kinda ** with scripts, but I've used Automator for some easy tasks earlier.
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So i use my iPod Touch a lot to check on my computer using VNC (Screen sharing) and sometimes boot it up with iWol, but to make any use of it i need the screen resolution changed. Doing this takes some time when you do it from the iPod or an iPhone.
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<Edited by Moderator>

zerzezerze wrote:
why? in preorder have choose to 1680x1080??
because it's built to order. not order then replace the screen after if you're not happy with it.
As Templeton Peck says " too expensive "

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I was wondering if it was possible to get the screen resolution of a workstation from the Custom Reports in ZCC ??
Seb

Originally Posted by sebastien
I was wondering if it was possible to get the screen resolution of a workstation from the Custom Reports in ZCC ??
Seb
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Hi,
By default our computers are set to 1024 X 768. In case a software would need 1280X1024, I would like testing if the actual screen resolution is effectively lower than the one need (1280X1024) and adjust it. If it is higher (like 1920X1080) then making no
adjustment.
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Last edited by yochaigal (2011-03-14 06:47:02)

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Hello, I am a newbie and would appreciate help from all the
helpful people on this forum.
I am creating a site with Dreamweaver but having problems
with screen resolution. I need help with a script that would detect
the screen resolution and load an alternative CSS that would also
change the font. I found several scripts on the internet but none
would work. Can someone help me with this? I found this script but
I am sure I am missing something why it is not working for me. I
spent 2 days trying to make it work and now I feel like I am
loosing my mind. Here is the script
function styleSwitcher(){
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Tinaval

> What am I **** wrong?
Worrying about screen resolution. It's meaningless. What
matters is the
browser's viewport dimensions and that is unpredictable. Best
to design for
a set width (I usually use 780px) or create a fluid layout
(generally I hate
them).
Walt
"Tinaval" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:ff1dtn$sdc$[email protected]..
> Hello, I am a newbie and would appreciate help from all
the helpful
> people on
> this forum.
>
> I am creating a site with Dreamweaver but having
problems with screen
> resolution. I need help with a script that would detect
the screen
> resolution
> and load an alternative CSS that would also change the
font. I found
> several
> scripts on the internet but none would work. Can someone
help me with
> this?
> I found this script but I am sure I am missing something
why it is not
> working
> for me. I spent 2 days trying to make it work and now I
feel like I am
> loosing
> my mind. Here is the script
>
> function styleSwitcher(){
> var theStyleLink =
document.getElementById('styleSwitch');
>
> if (window.innerWidth < 810){
>
theStyleLink.setAttribute("href","CSS/LowResAdjust.css");
>
> }
> else {
> theStyleLink.setAttribute("href","styles_main.css");
>
> }
> }
>
> What am I **** wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Tinaval
>

[SOLVED] Screen resolution selector for non-standard Window managers

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I just replaced the propietary Nvidia drivers with Nouveau. I usually use the console, and when in GUI, i used nvidia-tools to change screen resolution and dual monitors, which now is not possible, Gnome and KDE have its own tools to do that, but i am using fvwm, and dont know any X program that allows me to do this. I tought of using console and script, bit i'd rather prefer to have a name of some program that allows me to do that, and i could install in other computers.
So, anyone knows any program that would allow me to change screen resolution, and maybe dual monitors in X, witout any Gnome or KDE dependencies?
Thank you very much in advance
Last edited by vladimir_1922 (2011-06-01 13:31:20)

-auto answer-
i did a yaourt -Ss xrandr, and found arandr, the graphical api of xrandr, which is exactly what i wanted. Anyway i would love if anyone knows more programs.

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