Originally AutoTouch was designed just for 800x600, theoretically you could scale it up by using different skins but I'd have to enable that, it's actually fairly trivial to do so I'll add it to my list of things to look into, and see what I can do. You'd have to redo the whole skin for the new resolution however
Next on the hold down of the volume key (suggested in another thread) that'd be interesting, I never thought of it because I have AutoTouch playing through the Aux in on a Head Unit and I use the head unit's volume controls, not the one in autotouch, of course it'd be annoying. Even better might be a way to do some sort of slider.
As for the next album you mean you'd want the next album on the playlist to play when you hit the CD bump? So if you'd selected multiple albums you'd go to the next one? Again I never really thought of this because it's not the way I use it. What I do is select a bunch of stuff, put it on shuffle and go, but that's because as I've said Mine's in my motorhome so I usually am driving for a while when I'm using it.
As for why I chose WMP instead of WINAMP because it was easier to integrate with .NET I found some great examples, and I was hoping to take advantage of a couple of features that were in WMP. Plus it's on every windows based system free of charge. Also does WINAMP play WMA files now? Most of my stuff is ripped in WMA because it sounds better.
As for Why MapPoint, I had it, I figured out how to do what I wanted with the object model, I didn't already own IGuidance or anything else, and most of the ones that existed didn't seem as friendly to work with. As for the street names and fonts MapPoint supplies that unfortunately so I can't do much about it AFIK.
On the 1900x1200 res screen, you have a 23" monitor in your car? Get out of town
-G
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