Oddly, I can no longer get an emulator to display a full-resolution
480-800 screen. This is something that changed on me overnight. Even
if I specify the resolution explicitly when creating an emulator
device, it still comes up 320x480. Has anyone else had this problem
and do you have any sugges
Awesome Mark! It works I was using HVGA before
Thank you once again
On Mar 2, 10:38 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> nikhil wrote:
> > I designed the user interface of my app on the emulator and then I
> > installed it on the Nexus one. For some reason the textboxes, labels
> > buttons etc. have shr
Okay my next question how can I have my main.xml file at that size ?
On Mar 2, 10:53 am, nikhil wrote:
> Awesome Mark! It works I was using HVGA before
>
> Thank you once again
>
> On Mar 2, 10:38 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
> > nikhil wrote:
> > > I designed the user interface of my app on the
Hey Mark,
I read those articles and found out that I just had to change my px to
dpi and everything was okay as I was using relative layout already.
Thank you so much, once again!
On Mar 2, 11:19 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> nikhil wrote:
> > Okay my next question how can I have my main.xml file
nikhil wrote:
> Okay my next question how can I have my main.xml file at that size ?
Well, if you can suffer through the sluggish site, I encourage you to
read the five-post blog series I just wrapped up on supporting multiple
screen sizes:
http://www.androidguys.com/2010/02/16/handling-multiple-
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