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recently I was trying to change default size of the projector as it was just too small in my Air for Android project, I have searched for ADL command options and found -screensize<\/em> option where you specify what you wish to have. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I haven’t found other place to put it other then by editing the “Run custom command…<\/em>” option from project properties. However, instead of changing this value from adl.exe; application.xml bin<\/strong> into this adl.exe; -screensize 480×800:480×800 application.xml bin<\/strong> Now your custom command will look like this: adl.exe; -profile mobileDevice application.xml bin<\/del><\/p>\n Unfortunately I’ve double checked and you have to stick to the -screensize option, still useful though.<\/p>\n More details about ADL options you may find here: Device simulation using ADL<\/a><\/p>\n Update: I have updated mine Air for Android project, you may found it here: Note:<\/strong> I assume that: Hi, recently I was trying to change default size of the projector as it was just too small in my Air for Android project, I have searched for ADL command options and found -screensize option where you specify what you … Continue reading you can set another option: -profile mobileDevice<\/em>, and then the size specified in the project properties are used! very useful.<\/p>\n
\nI have created batch file to help with selecting projector size when publishing. Now the custom command calls new batch in which you may chose destination size from the list, I have updated project file accordingly. This batch uses REPLY.COM created using this doc<\/a> from the Microsoft site.
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\nThe AIR for Android<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAndroid SDK is in C:\\android-sdk-windows\\tools<\/em>
\nFlex SDK is taken from the FlashDevelop settings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"