New Sized Emulator Window

[Harris]

How do I add (or get) an emulator to support the 800x480 screen size? I noticed in the designer that one can set the Layout Variant to 800x480 with a scale of 1.5(240 dpi).

This Droid emulator works slick! It is very responsive as compared to others I have used for CE dev. One thing that tripped me up initially was the lack of the form designer in the IDE - until I discovered the emulator IS the form designer....

Great product BTW. Well worth the 99.
Any progress on creating services?

Thanks

Mike Whetmore
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[dlfallen]

Use the SDK manager (part of the Android SDK Tools) to creater a new virtual device. When doing so you can specify 480 x 800 resolution. Also be sure to correctly specify the LCD density which is probably 240 for your device.

 

[Erel]

See this short tutorial: Creating emulators for large screen devices
(found by searching the help viewer tool for: emulator size)

Great product BTW. Well worth the 99.

Thank you.

Any progress on creating services?

Yes. Support for services will be available in about two weeks.

 

[Harris]

Thanks guys...

It shall take me about 2 weeks to master what I have now!! (Yea, i wish...).

I have used HB++ for 3 years until the recent sad demise.... so using B4A is very familar.

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[Harris]

Error Launching B4A

The attached shows error received launching B4A on my desktop.

Installed exactly as I did for my laptop and everything works just fine there...?

Same OS: Win XP SP3

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[Erel]

I believe that you are missing .Net Framework 2.0. It can be installed here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...CB-4362-4B0D-8EDD-AAB15C5E04F5&displaylang=en

 

[Harris]

THAT'S IT! The .net20.dlls located in the install dir made me wonder and should have clued me in...
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Thanks again...

Perhaps the installer could check for its' presence and warn if not installed. This installation is on my home PC, where I don't have access to the internet (live in the mountains) so I had to cart this unit into the office (guess that's why they invented satellite service). Some required components can't just be downloaded and packed onto a USB stick.

Cheers