I have seen a few posts asking for a Applet to allow someone to switch a MC65 or ES400 from QVGA to VGA, but it seems this is not something we can do.
My customer is going to pilot with a MC65, ES400 and CN50 and are accessing a legacy WebServer. You know whats comming next. The CN50 displays the page just fine, being it is VGA. The ES400 and MC65 display the page in the top right corner and it also comes along with the zoom bar.
My questions are:
1: Are there any registry setting they can do, not chnaging the screen resolution, but changing how IE renders the web page?
2: Is there some kind of tag the IE6 on a 6.5.3 device sends to the web server, that would make the web server send back a page it could render full screen?
Or, how has anyone addressed this successfully?
We have tried the desktop and mobile Views, but no luck.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
My customer is going to pilot with a MC65, ES400 and CN50 and are accessing a legacy WebServer. You know whats comming next. The CN50 displays the page just fine, being it is VGA. The ES400 and MC65 display the page in the top right corner and it also comes along with the zoom bar.
My questions are:
1: Are there any registry setting they can do, not chnaging the screen resolution, but changing how IE renders the web page?
2: Is there some kind of tag the IE6 on a 6.5.3 device sends to the web server, that would make the web server send back a page it could render full screen?
Or, how has anyone addressed this successfully?
We have tried the desktop and mobile Views, but no luck.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
You can nornally fix this type of rendering issue by switching IE back to WM6.1 compatibility mode using the attached registry key .
Best Regards,
Ian Hatton
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You can nornally fix this type of rendering issue by switching IE back to WM6.1 compatibility mode using the registry key below.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Internet Explorer]
"MSHTML"=dword:00000000
Best Regards,
Ian Hatton
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They liked how the page would appear full screen, but they miss the zoom bar.
I am assuming this needs to be web page development on their side to make the page come in full screen native to the 6.5.3 OS.
Is this effort just designing the web page to exactly fit the screen of the device, or is there some tag they would put in the HTML code that would tell the Web Server what kind of browser is trying to access it, then the browser in return knows what size web page to send back to the MC65.
I am also assuming, if the web server sends back the page in the right size, the zoom bar does not appear automatically.
Is this on the correct thought process?
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Are their any new developments with IE that fix this issue yet? will this reg key work on the MC959x also?
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www.opera.com
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<meta name="viewport" content="width=240, height=320, user-scalable=no,
initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1.0" />
Cut and paste into the <head> section of each page.
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You might be able to address this by setting the zoom on the screen. Ken C gave me this cab file..You might need to adjust the preferred reading zoom value ....
Put all of the files in the attached ZIP file in \Application and do a Clean Boot. If you don’t want to Clean Boot, then after putting the files in \Application, copy IEZoomLevel.LNK to \Windows\Startup and then do a warm boot. Every time the device reboots, it should re-run the REG file
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thanks,
afshin
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Internet Explorer]
"MSHTML"=dword:00000000
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<DefaultMetaTags>
<MetaTag VALUE="zoom~page:2.0;" />
</DefaultMetaTags>
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Could you share the password of IEZOOM.zip? I also encountered a similar issue.
Thank you!
Junhua
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