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Message posted by Johnny on March-26-2012 at 12:40pm

Italy
March-26-2012
8 Posts

Hi everyone, when I double-click the executable file created with Tourweaver 7 it displays the tour in a window with a certain size. I wish it already in fullscreen without right-click and select "show in fullscreen". Is that possible and how can I do that?
Thanks in advance.

Message posted by Brazil_Business on March-26-2012 at 9:59pm

Brazil
December-13-2011
110 Posts

Hi Johnny,

when publishing your tours. html (Flash VR) you can choose fit browser window or specific size. Obviously fit browser window would meet your needs.

As for the rest .exe / .swf . These are at the default size unless you change the measurement. you cannot make .exe and .swf start full screen.

Hope that Helps

Message posted by Jack Easypano on March-26-2012 at 10:21pm

China
March-19-2012
40 Posts

Hi,Johnny

Thank you for choosing easypano products. You can set your tour fullscreen in the property bar of Main window. See the screenshot below:

regards

Message posted by Johnny on March-28-2012 at 6:11am

Italy
March-26-2012
8 Posts

Hi thanks for the reply,
I was aware of the options "Scale to browser window" but I wanted to make the .exe start full screen. I solved in this way: I programmed a simple web browser in C# which starts in full screen without menu or buttons... I created the tour and exported in flash format so that I can load the .html into my browser in full screen :)

Message posted by CirculoPerfecto on May-01-2012 at 12:11pm

Puerto Rico
October-10-2008
9 Posts

It is from my end or the image from Jack Easypano is missing? Can someone help me and tell me how can I start a tour already in fullscreen?

Thanks to everyone,

CirculoPerfecto

Message posted by leescott on May-01-2012 at 2:04pm

United States
November-10-2008
314 Posts

CirculoPerfecto

It's missing on my end also

Welcome back Jack... Can you answer some of the other posts as well, like TW not loading 8000x4000 images anymore...

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Message posted by Kerry Rudy on May-01-2012 at 8:08pm

United States
February-19-2005
104 Posts

Here is my approach for fullscreen.

Link to tour

Just another idea.

Kerry

Message posted by CirculoPerfecto on May-02-2012 at 3:38am

Puerto Rico
October-10-2008
9 Posts

Thanks Kerry,

It is a good idea to create an initial display that tell the user that it is going to open the Virtual Tour. But if I want to begin with the fullscreen, there is no way?

CirculoPerfecto

Message posted by smooth on May-02-2012 at 4:09am

Australia
November-23-2002
5401 Posts

There is NO WAY.

It would be a huge security risk and Adobe are fully aware of this and will not allow it to happen.

Also, some viewers would be very put out if you were to take over their screen and make it full screen without their permission. Some wouldn't know how to close the tour.

All in all, it is a bad idea to open a panorama/tour in full screen. Full browser window is your best option.

Regards, Smooth

Message posted by CirculoPerfecto on May-02-2012 at 5:25am

Puerto Rico
October-10-2008
9 Posts

Thanks Smooth...

That's what I want to know... if there is a way. I also think it is a bad idea to make a Virtual Tour fullscreen without permission.

Thanks my friend.

Best Regards
CirculoPerfecto

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