A few years later, Windows 10 now makes this easier.
1. Shift-RightClick the application icon and select 'Properties'.
2. Go to the 'Compatibility' tab.
3. Check 'Override high DPI scaling behaviour'. There are three options. 'System (Enhanced)' works for me.
1. Shift-RightClick the application icon and select 'Properties'.
2. Go to the 'Compatibility' tab.
3. Check 'Override high DPI scaling behaviour'. There are three options. 'System (Enhanced)' works for me.