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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Nov 17 05:46:27 -0800
2005 -------
I think the Specification is getting to a good state now.
I propose that implementation should be split into two parts:
1) Enable a simple selection of the target display in the options, that puts the
presentation onto that display when fullscreen, but doesn't implement any
special controls from the main window ('presentation mode')
2) Enable a presentation mode that would provide better control over the
presentation from the main window.
2) is likely to be much more work than 1), and 1) would be very useful for lots
of people and make OpenOffice.org at least an option for presenting
presentations.
The patch I attached should always use a second monitor for displaying
fullscreen presentations if one is available on Windows, and fall back to the
primary monitor it there is only one.
Work to do:
- find a way to communicate the desired display. This would probably involve
changes to the vcl API. It seems like it would be a good idea to be able to
enumerate the available displays in VCL, and have a way of specifying one on the
pFrame object.
- clean up / revive the patch I had for user interface to select the display,
and make it use the VCL enumerator
- implement a similar patch to VCL for other Operating Systems
Is anyone from the VCL team able to comment on the strategy or at least the API?
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