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On 24.09.2013 13:48, Pierre Ossman
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Yes, I think so.On Tue, 24 Sep 2013 13:33:47 +0200 Christian Steinle <christian.stei...@unicon-software.com> wrote:Maybe I did not get anything. I thought that the parameter remoteResize=0 will skip that functionality. And I have implemented additionally the parameter localScaling=1 for the scaling topic. So I have made simply an additional checkbox in the optins->screen tab. I think one has to be able to enable just one or the other, but even both enabled seems to be operational at the logical end, because remote resize simply wins. But this might be not the case on other platforms.Hmm... Or it is doing both but depending on the latency you'll see more or less of the scaling. I.e. it will scale up until it gets a response back from the server that the resize has happened. Might be prudent to restrict things to either or. And in that case the UI should probably be radio boxes, or a combo box. Rgds Due to Brians comment, I think I must have a look to the Java viewer. It seems to be an alternative for us, which is really charming to get rid of some other ugly topics. Nevertheless I will provide you still the patches as soon I have made them. Regards --
Dr. Christian Steinle
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