Warp <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote in news:3b99d2dc@news.povray.org:

> I don't understand why do you want to maximize the window. It's not
> like you are going to get more detail by that.

Given that a 240x320 preview render is about 2.5" wide (about the size of 
some postage stamps) on my monitor, maximizing the render window is 
essential in order to see any detail whatsoever.  I can provide a 1600x1200 
screenshot if you need a graphical demonstration of just how small 240x320 
is when compared to everything else on my desktop.

> And besides, what if someone really wants to enlarge the image to
> screen-size regardless of aspect ratio distortions?

While I've already seen one poster saying that he doesn't mind a distorted 
enlargement, I don't think you'll find too many people who _want_ a 
distorted enlargement.  In any case, it wouldn't be particularly difficult 
to allow the user to select the desired behavior (buggy vs correct) through 
a configuration option in either an INI or the registry.

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