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 Prog Reso Swap - v1.0  	 Categorie: System Tools

Prog Reso Swap (Program Resolution Swapper) enables you to easily switch
individual applications between low-resolution QVGA and high-resolution VGA.
This is only useful for Windows Mobile 2003SE and WM5 VGA Pocket PC.

This is particularly useful for applications that are really nice in VGA, but
have not been upgraded to use the right API and still have some problems that
require you to switch back to QVGA occasionally because they do not support
Full VGA.

Its main advantages which makes the difference with SE_VGA or ozVGA are as
follows :
- you do not need to restart your PocketPC after changing resolution, you only
  need to quit and restart that App.
- you can control resolution for individual applications and also don't need
  to hard/soft restart.

A technical note from the author : basically, some applications have the
ability to display VGA graphics (like Adobe Reader), but Win03 SE will only
run them in QVGA because they havent been upgraded to include the new Win03
SE API. This tool will trick Win03 SE to recognize that these applications are
indeed VGA. Note that since the applications havent truly been upgraded,
sometimes they do weird things in VGA.
ProgResoSwap uses the MUI file hack described at
http://www.pc-counselor.8m.com/How_to/index.htm#doublepixeling.
This program basically just adds a nice GUI that makes it easy to do and
manage. For any app that you choose high-res, it will copy the MUI file hack
for that app.

Requires the .NET Compact Framework.

Author: 	Chris North
Date: 	12-30-2006
Links: 	Web Site
Rating: 	5/10
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Download: 	Download ( ARM/XSCALE )



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