Re: st: Graph window does not shrink to fit the screen on Mac

[Thomas Trikalinos (.Mac) <ttrikalin@mac.com>]

I encountered this nuisance too. It's Mac specific.
It happens when a graph window is open and you redraw it /or draw a new 
larger graph (e.g. specifying the  xsize and/or  ysize options).
If you close the graph widow before the new graph appears (even within 
the time space between issuing a "graph ... " command and the redrawing 
of your graph), it is redrawn with an optimum zoom.
However, I think that STATA Corp should fix that. Pressing the green 
button ought to do the trick.

Tom



On Jun 29, 2004, at 15:39, Michael Ingre wrote:


> Dear list
>
> I have a problem with the graph window that I suspect is Mac-related 
> but there might be windows users out there with similar problems.
>
> Sometimes it seems impossible to shrink the window so it fits the 
> screen. It works most of the time by pushing the green button on top 
> of the window (or dragging the lower right corner). However, sometimes 
> you accidentally end up with a too large window to begin with (for 
> example after enlarging the default window and then -graph combine- 
> with several graphs in one column) and it seems impossible to shrink 
> it to fit the screen.
>
> Changing the screen resolution (back and forth) is a workaround that 
> forces the window to be re-drawn in a size that fits the window.
>
> Michael
>
> (Mac OS X 10.3.4)
>
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