Rogemcy wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 1:53 am
musikbear wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 8:06 pm
First off, Welcome to the Forum Rogemcy!
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Rogemcy wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 2:49 am
Version 1.2.2 ,Win10 64bit ,Screen 2560*1440 27'', DPI is too high , everything is so small . :o
For win10/11:
1. Right click the program icon - select
Properties
2. click on the Compatibility tab
3. click on
'Change high DPI settings'
4. under 'High DPI scaling override' check the box next to
'Override high DPI scaling behavior'
5. click the dropdown under 'Scaling performed by' and select either
"System" or
"System (Enhanced)"
Thanks,but nothing happened. UI and menu fonts still too small .
Does the program 'fit' the screen, or do you have a black frame around the program. Avoiding That black frame is what the windows setting-change should do.
If lmms fills the screen without any black surrounding 'frame', then you have lmms as large as it is possible with that screen-setting.
Being sight-impaired myself, i know all to well that lmms-menus etc. are sadly difficult to use, and there are many requests for better accessibility.
One thing youm can do is use windows to scale the view-port
Hold a win-key, and press '+'
Every time you do that the scale in increased
To leave this feature Hold a win-key and press ESC.
But if lmms does NOT fill your screen completely, and you DO have a black 'frame', then something is gone wrong..
so how is it?
