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    pmurphy
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    I need to know how to resize the items displayed. Creating a queue and ring group screen for a wall display that call center managers can use as a way to watch the number of callers on hold.

    Easy enough to limit to what I want to see, but queue display is a fixed size. I want to file the screen with queues accross the screen. Currently all I can get are the queues stacked vertically so with the number of queues we have they scroll off the bottom on screen.

    Ideally if I could minimize the items unwanted and then rearrainge and resize the balance with a drag and drop like a regular browser windows would be the best solution so call center managers could build their own view. However if I can create a few different static views that would work also. I have read about something called extension only view, and although I haven't seen it that sounds close to what I would like.

    Running the licensed version on elastix, but usually open the fop2 in its own browser session.

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      nicolas
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      The display is an .html file and styles are managed with a .css file. You can create alternate indexes and styles and do whatever you want, but it will take work and time to do it. Look at my other reply.

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