Just wanted to thank the DIY forum for helping me make a great projector.
To that end I offer up a little program I wrote in Visual Basic .NET to resize the video image and other windows.
I tried Powerstrip but didn’t like it, so I wrote this to do the job that I wanted done.
Tie this program(PicASize) to an ATI Remote Wonder or programmable keyboard or mouse button to launch it.
When it starts it will position and size the topmost running program, your moving image. You can also target the program by tab name.
It allows ultra quick easy adjusting of image position and size from ATI’s Remote or keyboard via arrows and return key. you can cycle up to 50 general preset sizes and positions, or it will remember up to 500 presets based on TAB names of programs.
If you have a long throw, and are using less of your actual desktop image to project, this program is for you.
Download PicASize at its website.
click to visit the site
Good Luck,
Dogbite
To that end I offer up a little program I wrote in Visual Basic .NET to resize the video image and other windows.
I tried Powerstrip but didn’t like it, so I wrote this to do the job that I wanted done.
Tie this program(PicASize) to an ATI Remote Wonder or programmable keyboard or mouse button to launch it.
When it starts it will position and size the topmost running program, your moving image. You can also target the program by tab name.
It allows ultra quick easy adjusting of image position and size from ATI’s Remote or keyboard via arrows and return key. you can cycle up to 50 general preset sizes and positions, or it will remember up to 500 presets based on TAB names of programs.
If you have a long throw, and are using less of your actual desktop image to project, this program is for you.
Download PicASize at its website.
click to visit the site
Good Luck,
Dogbite