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I assume this is using the new HTML5/Javascript engine? Then yes
that is intentional. You can use the browser 'zoom' function to make
the content larger.<br>
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Tom<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Op 21-6-2013 12:52, Bardell Jason
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<div>We have just upgraded to xerte 2.0 and have a few
questions that hopefully someone can help with. Firstly when
students look at the content and open it, it appears in a
small sized frame and have the option to change to full
screen mode. When they do,
the black outside frame gets bigger but the content size
remains the same revealing a lot of white space, is that
supposed to happen? This does differ from the 1.8 LO version
where it would get bigger proportionately. Our hotspots
therefore remain small and
look daft. I’ll save the second point until later….</div>
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