I thought Resolution Independence was a given for Leopard. I thought last year they were pushing developers into writing code that was ready to take advantage of resolution independence. What happened to it? Is it still in there but not mentioned anywhere? A secret feature that you will have to turn on via the command line? Or did I just miss something?
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