- From: Stephane Gully <stephane.gully@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 09:31:29 +0200
- To: Amaya <www-amaya@w3.org>
> * the release number: 9.1.4 > * the platform: windows XP SP1 > a PC with two Screens (21" LCD Samsung 213T) driven by two video > cards (ati 9600); one in portrait and one in landscape Modus: > this means the main screen is a normal screen the second screen is > turned by the pivot pro (Vs.7.5) software by 90°. > * a description of the bug: what part of the document is not > correctly display, what CSS selector is not correctly interpreted, > etc. > when amaya is used at the screen with the 90° (potrait mode) the > amaya window is also turned by 90° wich is correct. > But the contence (e.g. help text) in the window is still at 0°, > wich is an heavy bug on my system. > I think this behavior is a bug, because I use the system since 1.5 > years with al lot of applications. > This behavior occured the first time at this system (This means > the pivot software is probalbly ok). > * if possible an example we can use to reproduce the bug > belive me. > * if possible the scenario > see above > > I just have a look into Pivot Pro FAQ (http://personalcomputing.portrait.com/us/products/pp_faq.html) :* *<< What software applications can I use with Pivot Pro? If the application runs on your operating system, it will most likely run with Pivot Pro. Note: Certain applications based on OpenGL® or the Microsoft® DirectX® technologies (e.g., typically DVD video, games and screen savers) may require switching to landscape mode. >> Amaya 9.1.4 uses OpenGL for display, it could explain your problem ? Are you able to play VideoGame's OpenGL based in "portrait" mode ? regards, -- Stéphane GULLY - (http://www.zeitoun.net)
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