Re: Can someone turn the light on? It ain't that dark...

2001-06-12 Thread Klaus Major
Hi folks, remember the trouble of missing pixel of stacks in a certain monitor resolution? After a few hours of stress and getting grey hair too early, i found, that the following handler will do the job for me. I had trouble to display a 1024*768 stack correctly on a 1024*768 monitor (iMac

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-11 Thread Klaus Major
HI Richard, Richard MacLemale wrote: I'm trying to cram everything I can into this limited screen real estate, and I've got the stack size set to 621 by 427. I crammed everything in, and all is cool, until I put my screen into 640 by 480 resolution to test it. Suddenly MetaCard decides

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-10 Thread Richard MacLemale
Thanks for the speedy replies, folks! Not sure if anyone's interested, but here's what I learned... 1. Setting the screen rect vs. setting the individual height, width, and loc in the openStack handler brought back the problem (didn't work.) I had to continue to set them individually. 2.

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-10 Thread Raymond E. Griffith
on 6/10/2001 12:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Richard MacLemale [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sat, 09 Jun 2001 21:40:36 plead OK, I realize I'm not programming in Objective C here, and if this is the only way to get it done I'll chalk it up to compromise. But if I'm missing

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-10 Thread Richard Gaskin
Raymond E. Griffith wrote: INHO, the windowboundingrect causes more trouble than it solves, but this is Scott's baby, and I love MetaCard too much to let this troublesome feature deter me. Shoot, it is a lot easier to use than ToolBook! And less than half the price. The reason for the

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-10 Thread Jeff Reynolds
I have actually had reports of an 800x600 exhibit stack get shifted down 20 pixels now and then when the stack is fired up. seemed to go away before I could get over to the museum to see what was going on. This was on an iMac set to 800x600 screen resolution. i was only setting the stack loc

Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-09 Thread Richard MacLemale
Dear list, This is annoying me because I like everything to be neat and tidy. I don't like hacks. Here's the deal. I'm just finishing up an app which needs to be able to be run on 640 by 480 Macs (this is education.) Before the old argument flares up about what education wants, believe me,

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-09 Thread andu
Richard MacLemale wrote: Dear list, This is annoying me because I like everything to be neat and tidy. I don't like hacks. Here's the deal. I'm just finishing up an app which needs to be able to be run on 640 by 480 Macs (this is education.) Before the old argument flares up about

Re: Can someone turn the light on?

2001-06-09 Thread Geoff Canyon
At 9:40 PM -0400 6/9/01, Richard MacLemale wrote: on preOpenStack set the width of this stack to 621 set the height of this stack to 427 set the loc of this stack to 319,256 end preOpenStack You might try setting the rect of the stack, since that takes care of the size and the location