December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
Content preview from ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition
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capabilities.screenDPI Property
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Macromedia’s documentation for Flash MX incorrectly claims that the server string for
pixelAspectRatio is PAR. The correct server string is AR.
See Also
capabilities.screenDPI, capabilities.screenResolutionX, capabilities.screenResolutionY
capabilities.screenColor Property
the color mode supported by the screen (color, grayscale, or black and white)
Flash 6
read/write
System.capabilities.screenColor
Description
The string screenColor property indicates the color mode supported by the device on
which the Flash Player is running. It allows movies with subtle color differences to switch
to a high-contrast color scheme when played on a grayscale or black and white system.
Possible values are: “color” (supports more than two colors), “gray” (grayscale), and “bw”
(black and white or 2-color display).
The corresponding server string for
screenColor is COL, with possible values of “color”,
“gray”, and “bw”. See
capabilities.serverString for details.
See Also
The Color class
capabilities.screenDPI Property
the number of pixels per inch displayed by the screen, typically 72 dpi
Flash 6
read/write
System.capabilities.screenDPI
Description
The integer screenDPI property indicates the number of dots (pixels) per inch displayed by
the screen. ...
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