Sizing a layout to fit any device screen

klaus

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• Mar 16, 2012

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You should use %x and %y values.
Beginner's Guide chapter 5

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ProfJannes

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• Mar 16, 2012

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Thank you, it looks great...

 

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Andras

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• Mar 16, 2012

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There are various references in the forum to an Excel sheet to help with resizing - but I can't find any actual pointers to it, and searching for Excel so far simply brings up a list of people talking about it and how useful it is!

Can anyone give me a hint as to where to find this buried treaure please; I'm sure I'm not the only one looking!

Ta!

John

 

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klaus

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• Mar 16, 2012

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You find it here Multiple screens how to do it.

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timo

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• Mar 16, 2012

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You'll find a discussion here too:
http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4andr...tion-dips-x-y-variants-etc-anyone-please.html

 

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nfordbscndrd

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• Mar 16, 2012

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Andras said:

There are various references in the forum to an Excel sheet to help with resizing - but I can't find any actual pointers to it, and searching for Excel so far simply brings up a list of people talking about it and how useful it is!

Can anyone give me a hint as to where to find this buried treaure please; I'm sure I'm not the only one looking!

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There is a reference to it in the Documentation Wiki at Designer - Basic4android Wiki

 

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Andras

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• Mar 19, 2012

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Thanks to all for help! Much appreciated!

John

 

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