.NET Framework - full screenmode not working for HTC3125

hi all,

i am doing one application in HTC 3125(MIDp 2.0),and i am using a class
which extends Canvas.
I set the setFullScreenMode(true) ,but Only in HTC3125,it is not giving
fullscreen.
But in all other phones it is working fine. I tested it on
DeviceAnywhere(DA).How we can make it full screen.
If anybody having any idea plz share with me.

regards
sujith

  Peter Foot [MVP] replied...

You may want to try on a java related newsgroup, this one is for the .NET
Compact Framework.

Peter

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