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[pygame] fullscreen question
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hi
Creating a fullscreen pygame display with smaller size (eg: 800x600)
that the current screen resolution (eg:1024x768) creates a black frame
around the 800x600 pygame window. This happens at least on my laptop,
although I thought it should change the resolution of the system to
match the pygame window size.
anyway, the question is :
is there some way to set the color of the frame around the pygame window?
I guess the answer is a big no, but I was just wondering about it. I am
on windows XP at the moment.
thanks
enrike