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I have a tkinter window which I am able to make fullscreen, using geometry(width+height) and overrideredirect(True) , but now when I return the window back to a normal size and execute the command overrideredirect(False) , I cannot seem to get the window to automatically follow the size of the widgets inside it, as it would do had I not changed the size. Do you know any way which I could return the window to automatically following the size of the widgets again? Thank You in Advance! Call the geometry with a value of "" to get it to reset itself to its natural size. Tkinter is based on tk, and

I have this fullscreen problem where the pixels in the textures blur together. The issue is NOT with drawing the images, but rather the scaling of the textures themselves, sense I can see adjacent textures in my texture sheets blur into eachother resulting in parts of textures in other textures and artifacts everywhere. I have no idea why this is happening, sense, from looking at my code, there are no apparent resolution differences. Could someone please help me? I've been stuck on this problem for quite a while. Code that sets up fullscreen: public static final int WIDTH=256, HEIGHT=240;

Is there a generic way, preferably in Javascript but flash would be okay, I guess, to put an overlay on top of full-screen flash video without editing the video player? The particular use case is that I'd like to add growl-like notifications to some live streaming stuff without writing a lot of AS that ties me to a specific player. It seems that most of the players would not allow this anyway. Even finding out that this is definitively impossible would be okay. Thanks. Answer: no Only way around this would be to load what you want to appear over the top of the full-screen video into the SWF