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Constant canvas size vs. Resizable canvas
The problem with constant sized diagrams is that their size is probably dependent on the size (and orientation) of the screen used by the user.
So basically, what is the best option? … and if the best option is a static sized canvas, how should I calculate the size?
Thanks …
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