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Re: get current display resolution
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Re: get current display resolution


  • Subject: Re: get current display resolution
  • From: Stefaan Degryse <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 15:04:47 +0200

At about 19/7/01 2:26 pm, "JJ" <email@hidden> said the following:

>> On 19/7/01 11:31 AM +1000, Erik Norton, email@hidden, wrote:
>>
>>> went searching for a one-liner to get the current
>>> screen resolution. checked all the usual resources
>>> and found nothing easy.
>
> Nor my 9.1
>
> tell application "Finder"
> set the_bounds to (bounds of content spaces's last item) -- desktop
> set the_resolution to the_bounds's items 3 thru 4
> end tell
>
> JJ

Hello,

Sorry for jumping in like this.

Is it also possible with plain vanilla AS to change the resolution or do I
need a scripting addition for this? If there's more than one addition which
one is preferred?

TIA

Take care
Stef,


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