Hi Josh,
I'm working on a simple utility that creates a timer in one corner of
the screen. Unfortunately, I can't find the magic method that lets me
determine how big my screen is. I can move my window to the top left
corner, but how can I position it in other corners?
I would say that:
width = wx.SystemSettings_GetMetric(wx.SYS_SCREEN_X)
height = wx.SystemSettings_GetMetric(wx.SYS_SCREEN_Y)
Will give you your screen size, in terms of resolution. If you want to
know how big is the screen *physically*, I think wxPython can not tell
you that 
In a related question on this project, is it possible in Windows XP to
have an application force itself into focus. I write for for a
certain amount of time, and want my little timer to display a modal
dialog that says "Stop writing" (message is customized, 'natch) and
this works, but I'm in a different program (usually Word) and I hear
the beep, but the application doesn't appear on top of the other
window.
Uhm, have you tried using Raise()?
Andrea.
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On 3/8/07, Josh English wrote: