The reason I am asking is that I am setting android:anyDensity=“false” in the android manifest. This setting appears to control whether android tries to resize your images and I perceive my app is much more stable on more devices, especially Samsung's. Unfortunately that setting has an undesirable side effect on the action bar. The extent of this effect is different on different devices. Sometimes it is cropped on the side of the screen, sometimes it is off screen completely. As I understand it, the Buzztouch context menu integrates into the android action bar, so I am guessing there is something in the code that is affecting things, possibly to do with layouts. I am not actually using the context menu, but my app is affecting the positioning of the action bar. I'm not a programmer, but if anyone shed any light on this I'd be very interested. Thanks, Alan

I dont think I fully understand but I wouldnt think that would be necessary to add that to the manifest. It would be easier to resize images programmatically. What problems are you facing ?

It's a long story, which I started over here : http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=545166CFF9AF0569AF94D8E&sortColumn=FT.id&sortUpDown=DESC&currentPage=1

Interesting. The app ran fine on my device. I know when the 5.0 android update came out it caused alot of problems, but Google is fixing those bugs now. Searching actionbar and that manifest line led me to a post on stackverflow, that may help.not sure http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11603210/overflow-menu-incorrectly-positioned

Thanks, for testing, the app has been tried on many different platforms now, good to know the only failures have been on Samsungs. I really appreciate that you did some searching and I will definitely try your link. You may be on to something. Cheers, Alan

on my Samsung it tested fine also.anytime