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Is this possible at all?
Thanks.
Dave.
kreeddem
August 28, 2019 at 10:00 PM
there is an example "viewport.mfa" which can zoom in and out and it works for windows. You have however to "redefine" the keys "+" and "-" in the events, otherwise it does not work as expected. Just double click on the event, and press another key, or "+" and "-".
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Now you have no excuse more to make your "universal" application
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Sergio
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Forgive my persistence, but I cannot agree with you.
How can this example show the camera zoom out if the sizes of the Application window and the Frame are the same (screenshot 1 and screenshot 2)?
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This is another trick when we use a pre-enlarged image, and the actual frame size in this case becomes a reduced scale. Do we see the actual frame size here (screenshot 3 (frame 100%)? No! Zoom increased from start.
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I talked about this at the very beginning of the conversation:
The only solution I see now is to increase the zoom in advance and accept it as a normal state, then the actual frame size will become a reduced scale. But this solution is not ideal.
Moreover, if you increase the frame size, it stops working, we do not increase the view at all, but get some terrible effect (screenshot 4).
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ScreenZoom is the only one that does this correctly! What a pity that it does not work for Windows.
I do not want to seem rude, thank you for your answers, but it seems that there is no way to do this in Windows.
Or show an example where the camera moves back from the normal state (actual size) of the window.