Improve image quality of VI when published on Internet

[Annis]

I'm using LabVIEW 6.02 and are publishing VI on the Internet. When I do that and are viewing them with the browser Explorer the grafichs details is bad. I have set the quality to be 100 and tried both png and jpeg format!Is there other things that I can do to improve the image quality in explorer? When I use the Netscpe browser, the graphics is perfect....I was hoping that is possible to do in Explorer as well....
If you want you can go and have a look at the VI display
at: http://134.7.139.176/.monitor?Performance%20Display.vi&type=png&refresh=20&lifespan=240

Hope someone can help me!:)Best regards Anne

[Alexander J.]

I just look your page and I think the quality is ok but we need to maximize the picture. Thatas all. Because IE auto fit the window size of the screen.

[Annis]

Thanks for helping me mymaythar:)
But how do I maximize the picture? from labVIEW on the VI display?
Thanks again:)
Anne

[paul_s]

It looks ok to me but its a bit hard to tell... you are most likely doing this project from somewhere with a highbandwidth internet connection. I am at home on 56K dialup, and by the time the page loads it starts reloading again...(black screen while it does it) you might want to slow down your update refresh rate ... just a thought. You might also want to use frames to just update your indicators, leaving your title etc static - they dont need to update

[Alexander J.]

My suggestion is when you write the VI that you want to publish in WEB, try to write in low resolution. Because not all monitor in the world is 17inch or 19inch and not all the monitor will not set to 1024*768 resolution. I think the standard is 800*600 may be you write your VI in 1024*768 resolution thats why you got problem.
Saw Naing Aye

[Michael_Munroe]

IE 5+ is autosizing the image to fit your monitor. To disable autosizing, go to Internet Options -> Advanced -> Multimedia -> Enable Automatic Image Sizing and uncheck the box.

Panels are displayed remotely at the size of the original panel, but you can still reduce the size of the panel's window to better accomodate smaller monitors.

[Annis]

Hi Michael, and thanks for your answer:)I did as you said, disabled the autosizing and it worked!!:)But It would be better if I could size the panel relativ to the resolution of the monitor in IE. I tried that in LabVIEW, I went to the front panel of the VI, selceted file>>VI properties. Then I selected Window size and placed a checkmark in the Maintain proportion of window for different Monitor resolutions chechboks. I also placed a check mark in the scale all objects on panel. But this didn't work?Is there another way of doing this?:)
Regards Anne

[Alexander J.]

If you write your vi in 1024*768 resolution and when you open this vi in 800*600, there is no way to autosize it. So the best way is try to write in the lowest resolution.
Regards
Saw

[Annis]

Hi Maymaythar and thanks for your respons!!:)
How do I change the resolution of the VI to 800*600?
I have just resized the panels window size with help of draging with the mouse pointer.....and also tried go the front panel of the VI, selceted file>>VI properties. Then selected Window size and put it to 800*600....that didn't make the VI display on the Internet better.....?Can you help me here?:)Thanks!!:)
Regards Anne

[Alexander J.]

I think you understand wrongly. I man the resolution of your monitor.
Regards
Saw Naing Aye