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Sorry, I meant with the comments after "4x3"Clive S wrote: I have tried it with the 2 commented lines deleted.
Re maximized the window I had not thought about that and might have done it, if that is so how do you minimise it again ?
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snowgoer540 wrote:
Sorry, I meant with the comments after "4x3"Clive S wrote: I have tried it with the 2 commented lines deleted.
So instead of:Just:Code:DISPLAY = qtvcp qtplasmac_4x3 (use 4:3 resolution) this filled the screen DRO top leftCode:DISPLAY = qtvcp qtplasmac_4x3
Re maximized the window I had not thought about that and might have done it, if that is so how do you minimise it again ?
Honestly, I always have it filling up the screen, but one way is to click the middle button so it's no longer maximized and then just drag it to the size you want it to be. It should reshape itself.
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Ah yes, I know that all too well sometimes. I find it really challenging when I am trying to look at the GUI and HALSCOPE at the same time. One really needs a second monitor in that scenario. Hmm. Maybe I have an extra now that I think of it...Yes. I did try without all comments.
The reason that I wanted 4x3 on the bigger monitor is I could have some real estate as I am looking at the various hal,ini etc.
You know what it is like when editing files and saving them and then restarting the GUI
Bugger, sorry I couldn't be more help from the office.I have given up for today. will try again in the morning. Thanks for the feedback.
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Bugger, sorry I couldn't be more help from the office.
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Clive S wrote:
Bugger, sorry I couldn't be more help from the office.
You have more than helped. I am re reading the entire QTPlasmaC manual from cover to cover to see what is different from the PlasmaC one.
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