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09-07-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit & x64 | use resolution not suported by hardware Hi I'm looking for a way to make Internet Eplorer run under much higher resolution than my monitor supports or to fake it when reporting its resolution to a web-based application. You see, the monitor on my desktop PC supports a max resolution of only 1920×1080 but I need to make that web-based applictation think its running under 8192x6144. Increasing dpi won't help in this case. I am trying to print the picture with text -a map with some numbers- into a file from that server, but it will only print what is displayed in Internet Explorer window without panning/scrolling (the website print buton only supports printing current window). Thus I would be able to print the entire map into a single file (a very efficient solution), unlike now where it would take some 20 files which I would have a very hard time putting together into a single one. Thanks alot Jon K.  |
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09-08-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: use resolution not suported by hardware Does the web-based application let you save the map as a bmp or png ? You could then use Irfanview to print it. |
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