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mWindow.setSizeToFullscreen()

Availability

Windows: Flash 8 or 9 AS2.0 SWF + mProjector 3.0; Windows 98/ME/NT Support: Flash 7 SWF + mProjector 2.0 build 'db';

Macintosh: Flash 8 or 9 AS2.0 SWF + mProjector 2.0;

Usage

mWindow.setSizeToFullscreen(scaleMode:String, align:String) : Void

Parameters

scaleMode - Indicates the current scaling Flash content in the window.

The scaleMode property can use the values "exactFit", "showAll", "noBorder", and "noScale". Any other value sets the scaleMode property to the default "showAll".

• showAll (Default) -- makes the entire Flash content visible in the specified area without distortion while maintaining the original aspect ratio of the. Borders can appear on two sides of the application.
• noBorder -- scales the Flash content to fill the specified area, without distortion but possibly with some cropping, while maintaining the original aspect ratio of the application.
• exactFit -- makes the entire Flash content visible in the specified area without trying to preserve the original aspect ratio. Distortion can occur.
• noScale -- makes the size of the Flash content fixed, so that it remains unchanged even as the size of the player window changes. Cropping may occur if the player window is smaller than the Flash content.

align - The alignment of the SWF in the window. The following table lists the values for the align property. Any value not listed here centers the SWF file in Flash player or browser area, which is the default setting. Value Vertical Horizontal "T" top center "B" bottom center "L" center left "R" center right "TL" top left "TR" top right "BL" bottom left "BR" bottom right

Returns

Nothing.

Description

Method; Stretches the window to fill the main monitor. This command requires a "Rectangular" window type on Mac OS X as a "Standard" type window cannot be positioned over the Application menu bar.

Example

This example sets the window size to be fullscreen and centers the content at it's original size.

mWindow.setSizeToFullscreen("noScale", "C");

See Also

mWindow.setSizeToWorkArea()

Code Examples

Fullscreen Window

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