Difference between revisions of "High DPI Scaling"
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| + | == Enable High DPI scaling for Exilent == | ||
| + | Without setting it up high DPI scaling in Exilent wont work properly. This will only work with the EXE version. | ||
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| + | * Right click the EXE then select Properties | ||
| + | * Select Compatibility tab | ||
| + | * Click Change high DPI settings | ||
| + | * Select Override high DPI scaling behaviour | ||
| + | * Select System in the dropdown | ||
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| + | https://i.imgur.com/53W6mzn.png | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 29 September 2018
High DPI scaling
High DPI (Dots per Inch) means that a monitor has a relatively high screen resolution for its physical size.
In Windows you can make everything bigger by using scaling.
- Right click on your desktop
- Select Display settings
- Change 100% to any higher value
Enable High DPI scaling for Exilent
Without setting it up high DPI scaling in Exilent wont work properly. This will only work with the EXE version.
- Right click the EXE then select Properties
- Select Compatibility tab
- Click Change high DPI settings
- Select Override high DPI scaling behaviour
- Select System in the dropdown
