By default, the views in a
dashboard automatically scale to fill the entire window. This means that
the size of the dashboard can vary from machine to machine, depending on
the screen resolution and the size of the window. While sometimes you want
the dashboard to scale automatically to fill the window, you can ensure a
consistent layout by specifying a fixed size for the dashboard. The size of
the dashboard is displayed at the bottom of the Dashboard window.
The dashboard below is set to
automatically fit to the window, which means that each view is scaled
smaller when it is displayed on a small screen. To ensure that the
dashboard looks the same on all screens, you can specify a fixed size.
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Specify a fixed size
Step 1
Click Edit in the Size
area of the Dashboard window.
Step 2
In the Page Setup dialog
box, select one of the following behaviors:
- Automatic - the dashboard
automatically resizes to fill the application window. This is the
default behavior.
- Exactly - the dashboard always
remains a fixed size. If the dashboard is larger than the window, the
dashboard becomes scrollable.
- Range - the dashboard scales
between the specified minimum and maxium sizes, after which scroll
bars or white space are displayed.
- At Least - the dashboard automatically
resizes to fill the application window, but does not scale smaller
than a specified minimum size.
- At Most - the dashboard
automatically resizes to fill the application window, but does not
scale larger than the specified maximum size. When the dashboard is
viewed larger, white space is added.
Step 3
Select one of the following
types of sizes:
- Standard - select from a list of
common sizes, such as 800 x 600 pixels.
- Custom - Specify a custom width
and height in the text boxes.
Step 4
When finished, click OK
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