Brunner Cedric wrote:
>
> Dear Justin,
>
> first, thanks for your help.
>
> Then, my problem isn't solved...
> The line "Rectangle bounds = config.getBounds();" made an
> error (Method getBounds() not find in java...).
Ah, this is JDK 1.3 specific, as is most of the code that I sent.
> I've try to use your code, with some changes, but that don't
> resolve my problem.
> I can't display my application on all my "virtual" desktop
> (on two different screens). My Desktop is a 1280x480 size
> desktop, which is displayed on two screens of 640x480.
It could be or could not be that logically underneath. That may be the
problem. In that code I sent, look at the length of the array returned
by getScreenDevices(). Making a really rough assumption hear - if there
is more than one item in it then your screen is treated as two logical
displays. I know that with the XFree stuff under linux it treats them
that way by default.
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