Well, for starters, my experience tells me that one's standalones should
have a fixed resolution
(I generally go for something like 1024 x 768 minus a bit on the
vertical to take into account "screen furniture"
such as men bars, start bars and docks).
Then I have a routine in the stackScript or the script of the first card
that checks the end-user's screen-res:
the stack can then flash up a window that says something like this:
"This program requires a minimum screen resolution of 1024 by 768, and a
screen resolution of
more than 1280 by 960 is not recommended"
Richmond.
On 16/12/17 8:52 pm, Charles Szasz via use-livecode wrote:
Richmond,
I am using LC 6.7 because it is the most stable version of the 6 series. LC
versions after 6.1.3 all have resolution settings. I had some Windows 10 users
reporting difficulty in setting the screen resolution to run my apps. Hence,
my question about setting the minimum screen resolution for my apps. So, do I
need to set the screen resolution of my apps if I am using a version of
LiveCode that has a resolution setting?
Sent from my iPad
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