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Re: screen size in OS X
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Re: screen size in OS X


  • Subject: Re: screen size in OS X
  • From: Jason Bourque <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 13:34:26 -0400

On 10/18/02 12:41 PM, "Mr Tea" <email@hidden> wrote:

> This from Paul Skinner - dated 18-10-02 04.05 pm:
>
>> tell application "Finder"
>> bounds of desktop
>> -->{ -33, -33, 31, 31 }
>> end tell
>>
>> Any solution?
>
> I wish I knew. This has been screwed since at least OS X 10.0.4. And you
> can't get 'content space of desktop' either. You can't even open a new
> Finder window, set its 'zoomed full size' property to true, and extrapolate
> from the bounds of the result. Pah! Why does the OS X Finder's dictionary
> still contain all this stuff that doesn't work? (Apart from the obvious
> reasons.
>
> Mr Tea
> _______________________________________________


Jons commands for X.


set {h2, v2} to screen size of item 1 of (screen list starting with main
screen)

-->>{1280, 960}


I believe Jons commands should be standard issue.



Jason Bourque
Jason's Mark
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