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From: Darrel Hoffman on 23 Apr 2008 17:24
Okay, I've found a few of the commands I now need to make a Projector run
full screen, (grumbles about how it used to be a default option in the
Projector Settings and why did they have to go and make it difficult now?)
but I'm obviously missing something. Here's what I've got so far:

on prepareMovie
_movie.stage.drawRect = rect(0,0,1152,864)
_movie.stage.rect = rect(-1152,0,0,864)
_movie.stage.titlebarOptions.visible = FALSE
_movie.stage.appearanceOptions.border = #none
_movie.stage.resizable = FALSE
end

(The movie is to run on a second monitor at 1152x864, the laptop I'm running
is at 1280x800.) There are still a few problems. First, the movie appears
at first on the laptop screen and then moves over to the other monitor after
loading. Second, a border still appears around the movie initially, but
goes away after going to a different frame. Finally, and most annoyingly,
the movie doesn't quite reach to the bottom of the screen. There's about a
20-pixel gap at the bottom through which you can still see desktop, and it
cuts off the bottom of the movie. What am I missing here?


From: wherold on 23 Apr 2008 20:37
try to create the projector with fullscreen option, and disable all titlebar
options in the display template tab.

the you don't need following lines

_movie.stage.titlebarOptions.visible = FALSE
_movie.stage.appearanceOptions.border = #none
_movie.stage.resizable = FALSE

regards
Wolfgang



From: Darrel Hoffman on 24 Apr 2008 15:07
> try to create the projector with fullscreen option, and disable all
> titlebar
> options in the display template tab.

Display template tab? Where is this? All I have are Formats, Projector,
Files, Shockwave, Html, and Image, and none of them says anything about
titlebar options. Is this something added in D11 that doesn't exist in
MX04?


From: rafa on 24 Apr 2008 16:12
Darrel:
If you look at your Property inspector window, there is a tab there called
Display template. Under this tab you have some title bar options for your
project. Formats, Projector, Shock wave, HTML and Image tabs are part of your
publish settings.

From: Sean Wilson on 24 Apr 2008 16:02
> Display template tab? Where is this? All I have are Formats, Projector,
> Files, Shockwave, Html, and Image, and none of them says anything about
> titlebar options. Is this something added in D11 that doesn't exist in
> MX04?

It's in the Property Inspector. Make your stage window active, ensure
there are no sprites selected and open the PI. The last of the 3
available tabs is named Display Template. And it was added for D10

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