High DPI support (per monitor v2) #1260
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I did a few experiments (that I really should've recorded the outcome of) and |
Stitti
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Jan 23, 2024
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Seems to mostly work, but more of a MVP/POC.
Followed the instructions here: High DPI support in Windows Forms
On my Windows 10 22H2 machine, I can drag a window from my main display at 100% to another at 125% without it becoming blurry.
Also upgrades to .NET 4.8 - targeting .NET 4.7 didn't seem to scale tool strips correctly. This is only needed for the main project, but it would probably make sense for the others too?