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tiger Aspiring developer Posts: 121 Reg: Dec 26, 2010 USA 1,210	confirm \| cancel 04/14/11 07:08 PM (14 years ago) Android Marquee settings Hi, My app tester gave me the below recommenation. Will you please tell me where to make the recommended changes. Below is the note from my tester: I have device with small resolution (ldpi). In the list view text too long and cut with ... . You can use the next properties in TextView (List Item) : android:ellipsize=marquee android:marqueeRepeatLimit=marquee_forever Title Comments Hi, My app tester gave me the below recommenation. Will you please tell me where to make the recommended changes. Below is the note from my tester: I have device with small resolution (ldpi). In the list view text too long and cut with ... . You can use the next properties in TextView (List Item) : android:ellipsize=marquee android:marqueeRepeatLimit=marquee_forever

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	04/14/11 08:49 PM (14 years ago) Where is this android:marqueeRepeatLimit=marquee_forever coming from? All the layout options for your buzztouch v1.4 app are in the /layout folder. Look at each .xml layout file. If you want to make adjustments... make them there. Small Resolution devices and medium / larger resolution devices almost never work well running the same app. The ideal target for v1.4 buzztouch apps are at least 320 / 480 like the Motorola Droid and many many othe smart phones - it's the most common size. Tiny phones are tougher. Comments Where is this android:marqueeRepeatLimit=marquee_forever coming from? All the layout options for your buzztouch v1.4 app are in the /layout folder. Look at each .xml layout file. If you want to make adjustments... make them there. Small Resolution devices and medium / larger resolution devices almost never work well running the same app. The ideal target for v1.4 buzztouch apps are at least 320 / 480 like the Motorola Droid and many many othe smart phones - it's the most common size. Tiny phones are tougher.

tiger Aspiring developer Posts: 121 Reg: Dec 26, 2010 USA 1,210	04/15/11 01:51 AM (14 years ago) ok, Thanks Comments ok, Thanks

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