Jacque,
You may be running into the windowBoundingRect property. It
has a nasty habit of cutting off stacks. Try setting the
formatForPrinting of the stack to true. You may still have
to recenter your stack, but it won't cut things off.
Cheers,
Raymond
> From: Jacqueline Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Backdrops
> Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 14:38:44 -0600
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> I have a stack that displays a backdrop and hides the
menubar. It works
> fine except when the monitor is set to 640x480 (which is
the same size
> as the stack). In that case, the stack is clipped off on
the right and
> bottom, eliminating much of the card. The idea is to fill
the screen
> with the stack.
>
> I have tried using a script that checks the screenrect and
sets the
> backdrop to "none" if the screenrect is the same size as
the stack, but
> it doesn't solve the problem. At 640x480 resolution, the
stack gets cut
> off no matter what. There is room at the edges of the
monitor for the
> rest of the stack, it just isn't being drawn to the
screen. Instead I
> can see through to the Finder at these edges (or I see the
backdrop if I
> don't use the script that checks the size of the
screenrect.)
>
> Solutions?
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