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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Screen size not matching loaded image size?

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DavyBT
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Posted: 21st Mar 2009 22:33
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Hi

another newbee here i\'m afraid, just started, have doen some VB before so get the basic idea.

The problem i have is probably real basic to you but here goes,

I\'ve set up a window size the same size as a bitmap, when i load the bitmap it does not fit the window, any ideas how i should get the image to fill the screen created?

look forward to any help
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Pillarofire
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I would re-size the image to fit the screen, not the other way around. But that is just me. Are you using windowed mode or fullscreen mode?

You should provide the pertinent part of your code so that we can help you, there is a slight lack of information to solve your problem.
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DavyBT
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Wha tI'm doing is having a window open and I want to place an image in the center of thatr window, it works in full screen mode so I can get around the problem. I also want to know if it is possible to get the image dimensions from within DB

eg (VB)

imageX= image(1).width
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Quirkyjim
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IMAGE WIDTH imagenum

and

IMAGE HEIGHT imagenum

That's what they WANT you to think...
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Tom0001
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Quote: "IMAGE WIDTH imagenum

and

IMAGE HEIGHT imagenum"


Actually, it's:

BITMAP WIDTH(imagenumber) and BITMAP HEIGHT(imagenumber)

There isn't a default command for finding an -image- height and width, I don't think, but there is for finding a bitmap height and width.
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Quirkyjim
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Except that there is: look in your help file. There is for a bitmap though, too.

That's what they WANT you to think...
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