I\'m having a real problem with my drawables that I just can\'t seem to figure out. The problem is this:
Imagine a full Android device screen, I want it split in to two sections: The upper half has text in it, which may be larger than the space available (or not) and so the text will scroll (i.e. TextV
I am developing an application with the 9630 BlackBerry simulator, but when I te开发者_JAVA百科st with the 9550 simulator, my app draws off-screen.How do I adjust for all simulators to avoid this?Usin
I use the same .emacs across multiple machines, operating systems and platforms. I would like the default frame size of Emacs upon invocation to be relative to the available screen size (e.g. 96 lines
I\'m designing various unsizeable forms and layouts in Delphi to run on Windows.I\'m worried that if I assume a minimum 1024x768 screen size (or greater), I\'ll run into customers still using 800x600.
I am developing an application for MS Windows in Java. What I want to do and don\'t know how is this:
All pages of my application use the AbsoluteLayout which is deprecated. I was told that the reason i should not use absolutelayout is that it\'s not flexible in different screen sizes.
i am thinking of using Zend_Auth as the Authentication \"mechanism\" (component) for a web site. After a quick look a realized that for Database Table Authentication i will also have to use the Zend_D
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