Will Screen Resolution Kill DPS?

It certainly is beginning to make DPS challenging!
The iPhone 5 is coming soon with a 4" screen. At a 16:9 aspect ratio that means a Retina display of something like 1152 x 648.
I've been contemplating supporting the Nexus 7 because it has been well received even though my Kindle Fire has been collecting dust for months.
And I do intend to support the iPhone 5! Had a customer today who wants 16:9.
Yet at what point can I no longer ignore Android tabs and phones?
It also appears that Apple will bring out a 7" iPad mini. Apple may stick to a 4:3 aspect ratio...possibly even keep the first gen mini at a non-Retina resolution of 1024 x 768. Let's hope they do!!! Done & Done!
But I agree with Bob L that it isn't cost effective to layout both H and V's. Nor have I pushed out a Retina folio yet because I can skate by with 1024 x 768 PDF folios on the iPad 3.
What with multiple layouts, multiple aspect ratios, multiple viewers, clunky workflow, bulky folios, slow server speeds, no ad network support...plus exorbitant per unit download fees...I'm beginning to think more seriously about responsive web design, HTML5 and ePub.
I initially thought Jason Pontin at Technology Review simply had a bad experience with DPS. But he may be right. This is becoming a mess...Anyone had success with Liquid Layout?

Bob -
I think your'e right in hoping that we can soon export to HTML5.
Given how we are now pushing folios back to the web at contentviewer.adobe.com...the unique role of a fixed dimension tablet workflow may become less important to DPS.
Perhaps, we should begin thinking of publications as DPS "micro web sites", which happen to work exceptionally well when downloaded in their entirety to mobile devices!
Ultimately the seemless nature of a cross platform, device independent publication is what matters most to readers and customers.
They want to put down their Kindle ebook, or Netflix video on one device, and pick up exactly where they left off, on another.
It's our challenge - and Adobe's - to keep up with how consumers actually consume...and be less swayed by the fancy MSO's and embedded video tools at our disposal.

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Hi,
You need to use the CTU_PARAM options with the call transaction method.This is used if you would like to do a commit work once call trnasaction is done. This has also got very important property, for example if your Screen resolution is different from others then the screen (Application) will be different that is you'll be having say 5 lines in your screen where as your friend will be having 8 or 10 so your program might fail in this case. If you set variable DEFSIZE as 'X' it will always use the default screen size and hence avoids error.
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UPDMODE: Update mode (like the UPDATE addition)
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' ' No CATT active
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I'm looking at this laptop -
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Hi.
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Welcome! If you have mini displayport, you should try the appropriate discussion group for your newer machine:
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>
Nanda Kishore wrote:
> Hi
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> There is an note from sap on this issue i couldnt remember the note number which talks about updating your package levell
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> Kindly check this note it was released in SEP 09 a very recent one. this will resolve your probelm.
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- Peter

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SECOND THREAD on this HERE.
I've just discovered that the Yoga 2 Pro seems to be fudging its screen resolution claim. I wouldn't care, except ... it actually has become a small problem ... and one that I presume will get bigger over time
The Y2P has a "3200x1800" screen. It's beautiful. And in most regards its also overkill, since there's no such thing as 3200x1800 content, AND because it cause some issues with size of things on the screen. For this reason, and because pushing fewer pixels will tend to improve battery life, I run my Y2P at 1920x1080, or "normal full HD" resolution.
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I didn't start out caring about that, although obviously as this point I feel like I've uncovered a smoking gun and would like an answer from Lenovo. But at the end of the day, since I don't need or want that 3200x1800 for the reasons I explained at the top of this post, I just want to know the truth—whatever it is— and to know how to get Windows to report the same resolution to "the world" that it's reporting to me, the user.
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Hi all,
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Thanks in Advance.
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Yes, I used template to create the forms, but some forms are not based on the template.
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G.Venkat
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Samhita:
If u made ur forms using a template.. any changes u make to the template will be affected through out the forms.
i THINK this is one way of doing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hello @sundararaj_2000,
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I understand that your screen resolution is not what it should be and you do not have the options to correct it properly. I suspece that you do not have the correct drivers installed for your graphics card or they are corrupted. To ensure that you have the correct drivers isntalled please follow the steps below:
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SCREEN RESOLUTION IN BDC

HI,
CAN ANY ONE TELL ABOUT SCREEN RESOLUTION IN BDC.
REGARDS.
B.SREENIVASULU.

Hi,
Screen resolution means different in the screen display depending on ur system screen resolution.
suppose ur system resolution is diff and another's system is different then like in Tcode VA01, there will be 3 lineitems and another there will be 5 lineitems ,
so while doing recording and page down that will bw diff so there will be some problem
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Hope it helps.
Regards,
Sonika

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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
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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.
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MDT 2013
Windows 8.1 x64
Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet 10 (UEFI)
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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:
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Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support

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regards
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