If your minSdk is at 7, we can pretty much rule out the app is running
in the compatibility mode.
The Galaxy Note, I believe, presents its screen metrics as large / xhdpi.
Do you have any resources using those qualifiers?
You may want to read through this:
Hi, Kostya.
You wrote:
If your minSdk is at 7, we can pretty much rule out the app is running
in the compatibility mode.
According to the Android documentation, that should be right.
However, I had the following line in my Manifest:
supports-screens android:largeScreens=false /
Changing that
This sounds like the app getting displayed in compatibility mode.
Is your minSdk or targetSdk set to 4 or above in the manfest?
-- K
2 марта 2012 г. 11:46 пользователь Terry terb...@gmail.com написал:
I am unable to reproduce the problem using the Android Tools on
Eclipse - with the actual
Hi, Kostya.
You may be right.
The minSdkversion is set to 7 in the manifest.
I have started reading about compatibility mode, but it is a confusing
subject.
AND - I am unable to reproduce the incorrect screen display using any
of the Android tools I get find.
If you are right - and I try to
What do you mean by change the apn value ?
Terry
On 1 Mar, 09:57, MOHANAKRISHNAN remokri...@gmail.com wrote:
i think it may depends upon the apn problems, just change apn value to
desired devices value.
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Terry terb...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an app
I am unable to reproduce the problem using the Android Tools on
Eclipse - with the actual xml layout files. But there does not seem to
exist an option for a screen similar to that of the Galaxy Notes (5.7
inch, 1280x800 pixels).
Has anybody else experienced this problem?
Regards, Terry.
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