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katpet
Window Position
Aug 4th, 2009, 4:50am  
Hello there

I would like to position the window fullscreen on the video beamer.
In Pure Data this could be solved with the messages "offset x y", "dimen x, y" and "noBorder". I couldn`t find anything alike in Processing till now.. but I am sure there is..., right?

thanks for helping.

kat
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PhiLho 
Re: Window Position
Reply #1 - Aug 4th, 2009, 6:30am  
If you search a bit the forum, you might find threads like Fullsceen Mode selectInput() not in foreground.
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katpet
Re: Window Position
Reply #2 - Aug 5th, 2009, 9:51am  
thanks. I was after the wrong words.. and couldn`t find a thing so I started a post.

Now I found an answer to fullscreen :

hit
menue-> sktech-> present

But to send the pic to an external screen seems to be far more complicated. Maybe too much for me right now. (turn applet to application? Or import graphicsEnviroment Library, I don`t unerstand how to approach it.)

Sorry for my dumb questions, it´s a step by step-thing..

kat
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PhiLho 
Re: Window Position
Reply #3 - Aug 5th, 2009, 12:52pm  
Yes, I admit I searched directly "full screen", not "fullscreen"... Plus one has to enlarge the search period (I forgot the first times).

I don't have several displays, and little experience with them, and only on Windows.
I have seen that to display a window in a secondary screen, be it a second monitor or a beamer, you have to move the window from monitor one to there, often by dragging with mouse beyond the border.
I also saw advices to move a window to secondary screen, then to maximize (or go full screen) there.
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