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(Message 17010)
Posted 6 Nov 2005 by  old_user15076
Post: You can show graphics from within the manager/gui. You can even make changes that will show up on the screensaver until the next project switch. Has there been any progress on this front, i.e. having changes persist <i>beyond</i> the next project switch? I see there is now a \'save camera on exit\' option in my preferences, but it doesn\'t seem to have affected this behaviour. Some else I\'d like to see - the edges of the display. I\'m working with twin monitors in portrait mode, but the BOINC display seems to assume that the largest dimension is in the x-direction with the result that I only see the central half. Any remedies? |
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Remember graphical globe display settings?
(Message 11647)
Posted 6 Apr 2005 by old_user15076
Post: Every time the PC is restarted or switches to another project (I currently also run SETI@home and Einstein@home), the display on returning goes back to the default stationary globe with temp display. I want to look at Australia, not longitude zero - any chance of either remembering the previous display parameters or being able to explicitly define the default settings? |
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(Message 11022)
Posted 17 Mar 2005 by old_user15076
Post: > You can show graphics from within the manager/gui. You can even make changes > that will show up on the screensaver until the next project switch. > > I would really like to see a means of setting the default behaviour of the > screensaver in the project specific web site. If by this you mean you would like the screensaver to remember the settings (display parameter, Earth orientation) it had before switching to another project, then I heartily agree. I'm getting a bit sick of twirling the globe to look at my part of it, rather than being faced with static longitude 0 all the time. |
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