Higher windows resolution than screen
Ok I'd like to set my windows resolution particularly higher than my screen can handle. I don't care if it scales and looks ugly, or it makes me around my desktop. I just need a really big resolution desktop.
Do you guys have any ideas? I searched the web I couldn't find a single thing that pertained to my specific query.
Thanks,
Nick
Re: Higher windows resolution than screen
http://lifehacker.com/306725/360desk...olling-desktop - tadaaaa
Unlimited desktop width - idn about height though....
Re: Higher windows resolution than screen
Scaling large resolutions down only worked on CRT displays (when it did); LCDs straight up won't even pretend to take a higher resolution than they can handle except by doing the 2D scrolling thing.
As for the 2D scrolling, usually this is a driver "feature". IIRC, Intel drivers do it. I haven't noticed my nVidia drivers doing it recently...usually people complain about it being a problem, not seek it out. OOC, what purpose do you need it for?
Re: Higher windows resolution than screen
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slaveofconvention
Oh that kinda looks like what I want, but the download links on their website are broken :(
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x88x
Scaling large resolutions down only worked on CRT displays (when it did); LCDs straight up won't even pretend to take a higher resolution than they can handle except by doing the 2D scrolling thing.
As for the 2D scrolling, usually this is a driver "feature". IIRC, Intel drivers do it. I haven't noticed my nVidia drivers doing it recently...usually people complain about it being a problem, not seek it out. OOC, what purpose do you need it for?
I was hoping there was some kind of program (similar to hydravision, for instance) that would allow for scaling or scrolling.
I want to take really large screenshots of google maps and related web-apps.
-Nick
Re: Higher windows resolution than screen
For Google Earth images, I save a grid of images each overlapping the others some. I then use Autostitch to put the images together.