Blackberry Curve 8310: How Do You Set Background Image Full Screen Instead of the Little Strip in the Middle?
When you click on the picture you want to use as your background. Click the blackberry key and select "Fill Screen" then click save as homepage picture
1. What would be the equivalent size of a full screen 32" flat tube TV if upgrading to an LCD widescreen?
Your present 32" conventional flat TV is more or less equivalent to 37" wide screen. Which means that buying an LCD TV with a size of 37" will somewhat give you the same viewing size as your present TV, except that it is wide screen, but still you will not enjoy. I recommend a 42" LCD TV which is a wiser upgrade for better viewing pleasure. At 5 to 6 ft away from the TV, any screen larger than 42' will certainly cause eye strain.
2. How can I make full-screen desktop applications only cover the snapped desktop?
The free WinMaxinumize application is supposed to address this problem, using a hotkey to expand the active window over all unused desktop space.A descriptive write-up is provided in this ghacks article.(Not having Windows 8, I cannot test.)
3. If I play a Full-Screen DVD on an HDTV that is widescreen, will I have black bars on the left and right sides?
full-screen dvd on widescreen tv = black bars on left and right (this can be corrected if you change the ratio on your dvd player or tv) 16:9 dvd on widescreen tv = no black bars on top or botton as picture will fill the entire screen "letterbox" widescreen dvd on widescreen tv = black bars on top and bottom (this can be corrected if you change the ratio on dvd player or tv)
4. How to split the screen into 2 if one of the application is full-screen only, on Windows 10?
This link (superuser.com) discusses possibilites of how to make a window appear always on top of all other windows on Windows 10, regardless of whether it is focused or not.If your environment allows installing such programs, this might enable you to keep Notepad on top of that other full-screen application
5. PC game, How do i get rid of Task bars and get Full Screen?
Change the resolution of the game so it will run in full screen, then make sure the settings are in full screen. If that doesnt work, right click the icon, then select properties. Below, look for the option to run the game in maximized mode and not minimized. also, update the drivers.
6. OK my computer is really lagging real bad when I watch shows full screen on abc or if I download games.?
That's not lag, it's the definitive test to show that you have a graphics card that's inadequate to display videos at full screen. It's not the transfer rate, it's the processing power. (The transfer rate is the same, whether you watch in a tiny window or full screen. ).
7. Windows program for taking USB 2.0 video input and displaying it full screen?
once you are in internet explorer seem on the perfect authentic corner the place the X is than next to it on the left there are 2 sqaures interior the littler container push the mouse on that..... duh
8. How do I keep a window full screen on a separate monitor?
windows media player,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if you use the square to make it full screen rather than alt enter you will be able to view almost full screen and still be able to work on the other monitor another way is to make the widows bigger by dragging the corner to fill the screen
9. Why does my laptop cut off when my charger is plugged in during a Full Screen game?
It could be many problems, but to me it sounds like an overheat problem, try cleaning out it's air vents with compressed air. also, does the battery still have a charge after it shuts off?(Can you turn it on without it plug in?)
10. Window Frames - Win32 apps
Most programs should use standard window frames. Immersive applications can have a full screen mode that hides the window frame. Consider using glass strategically for a simpler, lighter, more cohesive look. With a window frame, users can manipulate a window and view the title and icon to identify its contents. Note: Guidelines related to window management and branding are presented in separate articles.
The glass window frames are a striking new aspect of the Microsoft Windows aesthetic, aiming to be both attractive and lightweight. These translucent frames give windows an open, less intrusive appearance, helping users focus on content and functionality rather than the interface surrounding it. You can use glass strategically in small regions within a window that touch the window frame. Such regions appear to be part of the window frame, even though technically they are part of the window's client area. In this example, glass is used in the client area to make it look like part of the frame.
Sometimes the best window frame is no frame at all. This is often the case for the primary window of immersive full screen applications that are not used in conjunction with other programs, such as media players, games, and kiosk applications. Content viewers often benefit from having the option to show content full screen. Examples include Windows Internet Explorer , Windows Live Photo Gallery, Windows Movie Maker HD, Microsoft PowerPoint , and Microsoft Word. In this example, Windows Media Player can display its content full screen.
Most Windows applications should use the standard window frames. However, for immersive, full screen, stand-alone applications like games and kiosk applications, it may be appropriate to use custom frames for any windows that are not shown full screen. The motivation to use custom frames should be to give the overall experience a unique feel, not just for branding. Custom frames are appropriate for immersive, full screen, stand-alone applications such as games. Exception: To give immersive full screen, stand-alone applications a unique feel: None Consider hiding the window frame of the primary window.
None Consider using custom frames for secondary window. None If a custom frame is appropriate, choose a design that is lightweight and does not draw too much attention to itself. In this example, the custom frame draws too much attention to itself. None Do not add controls to a window frame. Put the controls within the window instead.
In the correct example, the control is within the client area instead of the window frame. None For programs that have an optional full screen mode, to enable full screen mode: None Have a modal full screen command in the menu bar or toolbar. When the user clicks the command, show the command in its selected state. This example shows the full screen command along with its standard shortcut key. None Use F11 for the full screen shortcut key.
None If there is a toolbar and full screen mode is commonly used, also have a graphic toolbar button with a Full screen tooltip. Have a modal full screen command in the menu bar or toolbar. When the user clicks the command, show the command in its cleared state. Use F11 for the full screen shortcut key. If not already assigned, Esc can also be used for this purpose.
Standard window frames use glass automatically in Windows, but you can also use glass in regions that touch the window frame. Consider using glass strategically in small regions touching the window frame without text. Doing so can give a program a simpler, lighter, more cohesive look by making the region appear to be part of the frame. In this example, glass focuses the user's attention on the content instead of the controls. Do not use glass in situations where a plain window background would be more attractive or easier to use.
In this example, glass is used to give the AltTab window a lightweight appearance. Glass works for this window because it consists of graphics and a single, strong text label. In this incorrect example, the use of glass is distracting. A plain window background would be a better choice.
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