My desktop is in 2736x1824 resolution
When i try to patch some fixture, i can't see all the tab and buttons to configure.
des photosThe resolution changing doesn't resolve this issue.
Do you have an idea to correctly displaying the software ?
Esa Pro - Displaying
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Esa Pro - Displaying
Hello, i've just install ESA PRO (v. 16/08/2016) on my Microsoft Surface Pro 4.
My desktop is in 2736x1824 resolution
When i try to patch some fixture, i can't see all the tab and buttons to configure.
des photos
The resolution changing doesn't resolve this issue.
Do you have an idea to correctly displaying the software ?
My desktop is in 2736x1824 resolution
When i try to patch some fixture, i can't see all the tab and buttons to configure.
des photosThe resolution changing doesn't resolve this issue.
Do you have an idea to correctly displaying the software ?
Re: Esa Pro - Displaying
Hi there,
Thank you for your post.
When using high-dpi screens, Windows 8.1 or 10 automatically chooses display scaling settings based on its pixel density (dpi) and resolution. Unfortunately, many software applications are not designed to work with this display scaling and this includes ESA Pro v1 and v1.5 (Beta). We do plan to have support for this in the next version of ESA Pro, but this has not officially started development yet.
In the meantime, there is a work-around. We recommend lowering your screen resolution and reduce text scaling to 100%. It is the text scaling which is causing the program interface to be displayed incorrectly. You could reduce your text scaling to 100% without lowering the screen resolution but you may find the small text hard to read.
Kind Regards,
Nick.
Thank you for your post.
When using high-dpi screens, Windows 8.1 or 10 automatically chooses display scaling settings based on its pixel density (dpi) and resolution. Unfortunately, many software applications are not designed to work with this display scaling and this includes ESA Pro v1 and v1.5 (Beta). We do plan to have support for this in the next version of ESA Pro, but this has not officially started development yet.
In the meantime, there is a work-around. We recommend lowering your screen resolution and reduce text scaling to 100%. It is the text scaling which is causing the program interface to be displayed incorrectly. You could reduce your text scaling to 100% without lowering the screen resolution but you may find the small text hard to read.
Kind Regards,
Nick.
Nicolaudie Tech Support