resolution management
Quote from nikyred on May 22, 2022, 8:49 pmWhen I create a win application on my laptop, the application looks fine on my computer, but when I view my application on a larger monitor or a smaller monitor, the application does not auto resize.
I've tried using containers but they don't work well. how do you manage this problem? thanks for the support
When I create a win application on my laptop, the application looks fine on my computer, but when I view my application on a larger monitor or a smaller monitor, the application does not auto resize.
I've tried using containers but they don't work well. how do you manage this problem? thanks for the support
Quote from Vadim on May 23, 2022, 8:00 am@nikyred
If you set the window size in pixels, that is the number of pixels that will be used. The physical size of the window on a particular monitor (in centimeters) will depend on the actual pixel size on that monitor.
For higher resolution monitors where automatic scaling is applied, you can use the zmwDPIAware plugin.
If you set the window size in pixels, that is the number of pixels that will be used. The physical size of the window on a particular monitor (in centimeters) will depend on the actual pixel size on that monitor.
For higher resolution monitors where automatic scaling is applied, you can use the zmwDPIAware plugin.
Quote from Vadim on May 23, 2022, 11:57 am@nikyred
It may also be that on a computer with a different monitor, it's not the monitor, but the fact that scaling is enabled. You can check this in the display properties. This happens, for example, after the computer is connected to the projector.
It may also be that on a computer with a different monitor, it's not the monitor, but the fact that scaling is enabled. You can check this in the display properties. This happens, for example, after the computer is connected to the projector.