Adjusting rev window to full-screen

[Bill Marriott]

resizeStack newWidth, newHeight, oldWidth, oldHeight

  is sent whenever a stack is resized (such as when a user clicks the 
Maximize button)

the [working] screenRect[s]

  returns the size of the screen[s]

set the rect of this stack to the screenrect

  makes your stack full-screen

Thus, you can maximize the window from within your script; you can know what 
the screen size is before you do it; and you can determine when the user 
resizes the stack window.

"Francis Nugent Dixon" <effendi at wanadoo.fr> 
wrote in message news:73bf95165b145f406313366277366ca2 at wanadoo.fr...
> Hi from Paris,
>
> That's a great idea, Rob, but it doesn't solve my problem
> (unless I can maximize the window from within my display
> script, and know what the rect of that window is, BEFORE
> displaying the .gif file.)
>
> Thanks for opening another door.
>
> -Francis
>
> "Nothing should ever be done for the first time !"
>
>>
>>> I want to display .gif files in a substack window
>>> which is as big as the screen it runs on. Somebody
>>> might have written a little script which offers a
>>> slider  mechanism so that  the user can  adjust
>>> the current window size to screen size. Or can
>>> it be done more easily ?
>>>
>>
>> Both MacOSX & WinXP windows have maximize/minimize boxes
>> which do this
>> in one mouse click.
>>
>
>
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