Hello Vasillas87,
Quick answer,- No.
This space is purely down to the application running, not the SAPGUI,
Please be aware that not all users will be using this resolution, and those that are not would run into
problems if the application changed.
A useful analogy would be the word application where there is a great deal of 'wasted space' when using a widescreen
monitor.
Applications are designed to be used with at least 800x600 screen resolution.
Refer to notes:
[525936 FAQ GUI in General and support strategy|http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/525936]
[ 26417 SAP GUI Resources: Hardware and software|http://service/sap/support/sap/notes/26417]
Regards,
Jude
Hello Jude,
Do you know if SAP has any plans to support modern displays? 800x600 was the standard 12 years ago. Now only 1.2% of all users operate at this low res.
I've been searching for a way to do precisely what Vasillas87 asked about, and came across this forum.
I imagine the 98.8% of users that operate at higher resolutions would greatly appreciate the improvement!!
Hello Yevaud
I know things have moved on,but we still have to support the lowes res. for backwards compatibility
reasons.
Think of the problems we would get if we had users with 1024x768 screens where the data was truncated and
not visible :).
The issue is not actually with the SAPGUI itself,but with the application itself.
If you wish to raise a mesage, then enter the affected transaction code into SE93,=> Display =>
Double-click on 'Package' to give you the Application Component to raise a message in.
Regards,
Jude
Hello Jude,
I get a "You are not authorized to use transaction SE93" message when I tried to follow your recommendation.
Here is link to a screen capture of my user experience. As you can see, more than 60% of the screen is wasted space.
http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/9020/sapcm.jpg
Is there anything at all you can recommend that will allow me to improve the utilization of the available screen space?
Any guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!
Kind Regards,
Yevaud
Hello Yevaud,
You need to check with your administrator about your permissions for transaction codes.
If you can advise me what the transcation code you entered in is,I can check it from my side.
regards,
Jude
Hello Jude,
The transaction code I used to get to the screen shown in the screen capture was MM03.
If you were asking about a different transaction code, I'm not following you.
Did you look at the screen capture? It appears that at best it would be suited to an 600x800 screen (oriented in portrait).
Thanks for your reply
Regards,
Yevaud
Hello Yevaud,
Of course I looked at the screenshot,
My point is that the application program is responsible for the use of the available sceen area, not the SAPGUI itself.
Please raise a message in component LO-MD-MM for them to advise you on this issue.
Regards,
Jude
Yevaud wrote:
> Here is link to a screen capture of my user experience. As you can see, more than 60% of the screen is wasted space.
>
> http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/9020/sapcm.jpg
>
> Is there anything at all you can recommend that will allow me to improve the utilization of the available screen space?
> Any guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> Kind Regards,
> Yevaud
Then I recommend to use the NWBC and add the sidepanel =)
Look at slide 18 in:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/d042c667-ec2c-2d10-ce89-cb3ee3ce43ee
Or at slide 9 and 10 in:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/c0841926-8508-2f10-e2af-bb5625cb0c8f
Best regards
Fredrik
As Jude says. No you cannot!
But if your screen has a Pivot function you can get long lists to be visible.
So instead of having 1920x1080 you will have 1080x1920.
That is a completely new experience!
