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E71 and E63 both have screens which are oriented in landscape mode. This means that there are 240 pixels vertically and 320 pixels horizontally instead of the normal 320px vertical and 240px horizontal.
So, most java applications would either not run or some part of the screen would be out of sight.
This though can be corrected by resizing the .jar file using specific applications designed to do that.
My question is do .sis files have the same limitation or does there resize automatically? If they do not resize automatically, does any application exist which can resize any sis file?
Do applications need to be specifically compatible with such screens or do all sis and sisx files run on devices with such screens?
So, most java applications would either not run or some part of the screen would be out of sight.
This though can be corrected by resizing the .jar file using specific applications designed to do that.
My question is do .sis files have the same limitation or does there resize automatically? If they do not resize automatically, does any application exist which can resize any sis file?
Do applications need to be specifically compatible with such screens or do all sis and sisx files run on devices with such screens?
