Getscreendpi(), Getzoommaximum(), Getzoompreferred() – MiG InfoCom MiG Calendar JavaBeans User Manual
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Parameters:
zoom
- The new zoom level.
getZoomPreferred
public double getZoomPreferred()
Property: The prererred size of and individual page expressed in percent. 1.0 is 100% and 0.0 is 0%. Values above 100%
(1.0) is allowed.
100% means the size that the page will get on screen is equal to the size of the paper, so for instance if you meassure the
width on the screen with a ruler a paper with the "Letter" size would be 8.5 inces wide.
Returns:
The current zoom level.
setZoomPreferred
public void setZoomPreferred(double zoom)
Property: The prererred size of and individual page expressed in percent. 1.0 is 100% and 0.0 is 0%. Values above 100%
(1.0) is allowed.
100% means the size that the page will get on screen is equal to the size of the paper, so for instance if you meassure the
width on the screen with a ruler a paper with the "Letter" size would be 8.5 inces wide.
Parameters:
zoom
- The new zoom level.
getZoomMaximum
public double getZoomMaximum()
Property: The maximum size of and individual page expressed in percent. 1.0 is 100% and 0.0 is 0%. Values above 100%
(1.0) is allowed.
100% means the size that the page will get on screen is equal to the size of the paper, so for instance if you meassure the
width on the screen with a ruler a paper with the "Letter" size would be 8.5 inces wide.
Returns:
The current zoom level.
setZoomMaximum
public void setZoomMaximum(double zoom)
Property: The maximum size of and individual page expressed in percent. 1.0 is 100% and 0.0 is 0%. Values above 100%
(1.0) is allowed.
100% means the size that the page will get on screen is equal to the size of the paper, so for instance if you meassure the
width on the screen with a ruler a paper with the "Letter" size would be 8.5 inces wide.
Parameters:
zoom
- The new zoom level.
getScreenDpi
public double getScreenDpi()
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