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Posted: β2020-07-05 06:17 PM . Last Modified: β2024-04-03 03:03 AM
Hello
I have the same problem as Mate.
Display fonts are big....
I'm using Dell XPS and 2 more additional screen
I try to put display at 100%, 200% etc. No changes.
I try also to stay only on the XPS, Xps + 1 scree. Idem . No change.
Try to remove and install DCO....No changes.....
Tks for you help
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Posted: β2020-07-05 06:17 PM . Last Modified: β2024-04-03 03:03 AM
Hi Rocchino,
The desktop client would always use OS settings and scale fonts proportionally. So i don't think re-installing DCO in this case would make any difference. I could sort of reproduce the similar output/"issue" if I increase the scaling to 200% or so. I guess somehow your issue might be related to the OS font settings and/or display settings.
Kind regards
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Posted: β2020-07-05 06:18 PM . Last Modified: β2024-04-03 03:03 AM
Hello Jeff,
I've found the solution...
In Properties , compatibility Tab of the EXE, set the line where PPP is to System
Best regards
Rocchino
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Posted: β2020-07-05 06:18 PM . Last Modified: β2023-10-22 02:06 AM
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