theangrynoob5
New Member
Hey guys. So my dad runs a photography company that uses this 15 year old software called Pcpro. Basically as he takes photos, they are dumped into a folder, and Pcpro has a line at the top of the most recent photos, so you can click them and compare which is the best, then slap a border on, and print. Its very simple, but theres one problem. As its 15 years old, it was developed in a time where all monitors were 4:3, and its locked to that aspect ratio. As a result, on laptops, the bottom of the screen is cut off:
http://i.imgur.com/plZzImO.jpg
Here, you can see what its supposed to look like:
http://i.imgur.com/67Leiyw.jpg
That purple computer icon at the bottom contains vital menu options, and the software is useless without access to it. And it needs to be able to be used on a laptop.
So, i need something that can force custom aspect ratios on laptops, (even if it means black bars on the sides) or perhaps add a scroll bar to the side of the program, or newer software that accomplishes the same task. Any ideas?
http://i.imgur.com/plZzImO.jpg
Here, you can see what its supposed to look like:
http://i.imgur.com/67Leiyw.jpg
That purple computer icon at the bottom contains vital menu options, and the software is useless without access to it. And it needs to be able to be used on a laptop.
So, i need something that can force custom aspect ratios on laptops, (even if it means black bars on the sides) or perhaps add a scroll bar to the side of the program, or newer software that accomplishes the same task. Any ideas?
