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2 displays, one is UHD

Tom Worster
I have a 3840x2160 main display and a 1200x1920 (portrait) secondary display.

In C1 I use a workspace with large viewer window on the main display and browser window with tools on the secondary display.

The viewer looks nice but in the browser the fonts and tools are too big, as though C1 were using its high DPI fonts and tools on that display, even though it's about 94 DPI.

What can I do to fix the appearance of the browser/tools window?
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  • Tom Worster
    I found this topic viewtopic.php?f=76&t=29623

    In Settings I told Windows 10 to "Make this [my secondary display] my main display". Now the browser and tools on the secondary display look nice.

    The fonts and UI elements in the viewer on the main display are very small but I can probably tolerate it. Thanks to ClauS and others on that thread.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="NNN635913373070783290" wrote:

    What can I do to fix the appearance of the browser/tools window?


    I was replying that you can do nothing to really fix it but you've already found my previous topic about it by yourself. That's just a workaround. However you can open a support case (as I did at the time) to add another complaint on this issue, hoping that Phase One will take it as a push to solve it soon or later in a future update.
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  • Tom Worster
    [quote="ClauS" wrote:
    I was replying that you can do nothing to really fix it but you've already found my previous topic about it by yourself. That's just a workaround. However you can open a support case (as I did at the time) to add another complaint on this issue, hoping that Phase One will take it as a push to solve it soon or later in a future update.


    Yes, I don't find it acceptable to make my secondary display the "main display" for Windows.

    I tried the options in "Change high DPI settings" in the program's compatibility properties. C1 does very strange window resizing with that. In any case I found nothing that works properly.
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