A new point release of my “on-screen ruler” utility for Windows, Bounds Test, is now available.
Bounds Test displays a semi-transparent window on your screen which can be resized, and shows at all times its own current size. This is useful to:
- Determine how much of a particular web page or other application page a user running at a particular screen resolution (say, 1024x768) would be able to view without scrolling;
- Quickly get a rough idea of the size in pixels of another window or other on-screen object.
Significant updates in this release:
- Added an “Always On Top” feature (accessible from the right-click context menu).
- Added a set of size preset buttons for widescreen resolutions.
- Improved the draw algorithm, greatly reducing "flicker" of the tick marks along the edges as the window is being resized.
- Increased the “drag area” of the edges of the form, making the form easier to resize.
Download it here: Bounds Test 2.1.0 (16k). You can also always get the latest copy from my utilities page. Enjoy!
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I still use this almost every day!
ReplyDeleteCool! That makes two of us, at least. :-)
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