Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window that is eventually created)
> Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
> Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the > "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window > that is eventually created)
> Does anyone know about this please ??
> Pete (Northolt UK)
Dear Pete,
The Subject of a post is meant to be a very brief summary of the contents of the post, in order to attract the right respondents. You have just won the 2009 prize for the most meaningless Subject line. Can't beat this one!
> > Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
> > Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the > > "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window > > that is eventually created)
> > Does anyone know about this please ??
> > Pete (Northolt UK)
> Dear Pete,
> The Subject of a post is meant to be a very brief summary of the contents of > the post, in order to attract the right respondents. You have just won the > 2009 prize for the most meaningless Subject line. Can't beat this one!
> James
Brain couldnt have been working - 'umble apologies
> Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
> Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the > "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window > that is eventually created)
> > Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
> > Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the > > "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window > > that is eventually created)
>> Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
>> Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the >> "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window >> that is eventually created)
>> Does anyone know about this please ??
>> Pete (Northolt UK)
> Dear Pete,
> The Subject of a post is meant to be a very brief summary of the contents > of the post, in order to attract the right respondents. You have just won > the 2009 prize for the most meaningless Subject line. Can't beat this one!
> James
Someone also called James used "Help" for a subject line on August 20; surely these two are in a close tie.
> > Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
> > Is there an "oIE." variable that I can set to Affect/Control the > > "Magnification Factor" (percentage at the bottom right of the IE window > > that is eventually created)
I have done a little investigating (still ongoing) BUT It looks to me, at the moment, like deviceXDPI, deviceYDPI, logicalXDPI and logicalYDPI are all 'Read Only'.
BUT IF Anyone has any working scripts that prove otherwise, I would be very grateful if they could provide a snippet.
I note you warning and am only really interested in using it for IE8
The good, but second best, thing is that I can detect the Scale Factor in JavaScript and advise the user to change it !!
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