laptop screen resolution 1366x768, some interfaces of mush not fully showed.

Posted by Lxhd on Sun 08 Jun 2014 05:58 AM — 7 posts, 26,842 views.

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my laptop's screen resolution is 1366x768, some interfaces, such as "new word" interface, doesn't full showed in the screen, the bottom button "ok" "cancel" can not be seen. win8.1 system, is there any way to resolve this issue? Thanks.
Australia Forum Administrator #1
See: http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/bbshowpost.php?id=8760

You can switch to a resource DLL which uses less screen space.
#2
thank you
#3
but the interface is too small, the content in the interface looks like too crowded, may I adjust the size of interface window to be more wider?
Australia Forum Administrator #4
Lxhd said:

my laptop's screen resolution is 1366x768, some interfaces, such as "new word" interface, doesn't full showed in the screen, the bottom button "ok" "cancel" can not be seen. win8.1 system, is there any way to resolve this issue? Thanks.


Can you take a screenshot to show what you are talking about?
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Nick Gammon said:

Lxhd said:

my laptop's screen resolution is 1366x768, some interfaces, such as "new word" interface, doesn't full showed in the screen, the bottom button "ok" "cancel" can not be seen. win8.1 system, is there any way to resolve this issue? Thanks.


Can you take a screenshot to show what you are talking about?

thank you, but I don't know how to post an image in this forum.I've already made the every interface of mush small size as per your instruction. But the present small size interface look like too small, Is it possible to resize the interface window by any value which I want?
Amended on Tue 10 Jun 2014 01:15 AM by Lxhd
Australia Forum Administrator #6
There is no provision for users to post images to this forum for security reasons (excepting administrators and moderators).

Do you mean this screen?



I reduced my monitor resolution to 1366 x 768 (see screenshot) and the configuration dialog still fits inside it, as you can see.

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Is it possible to resize the interface window by any value which I want?


This software was written about 19 years ago, and in those days resizing dialog boxes was not easy. So no, sorry.