Hannes Hirzel wrote:
> No it is the same problem as with web development. You have to aim for
> a fixed size like 800x600. If you use that you may be sure that most 
> people have access to your product. However most desktop systems
> have a 1024x768 monitor.
> Your university web page http://www.uwo.ca/ seems to go for 800x600.
> 
> There are layout managers which could deal with different screen sizes,
> but for your intended application using them would probably be clumsy.

(I haven't looked yet)

Is there a HyperCard-style trick where you can keep a morph centered in 
the view?  That might be a good way to bridge the 640x480 or 800x600 
fixed size but allow for scaling of the Squeak window (or for that 
matter, centering dialogs whether on handhelds or desktops).

-Jack