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Edwin49 · 06-18-2018, 07:27 AM

It is not a great thing, but as the constellation I use may not be used very often I thought it makes sense to report it.

I have two monitors: a 23"/HD and a 27"/UHD where the second one extends the first one.. In the Windows 10 settings the first one is configured to use 100% scaling for text, apps and other elements while the second one is set to 150%.

When I move windows from the primary to the secondary screen the window is enlarged to 150% and shrinked to 100% when moved back. This is true for all applications I used so far - except Sigil.

In Sigil the font changes for the menues, buttons and headers, but the corresponding fields do not resize (clipping the strings) and the icons in the toolbars also remain the same. Also some lines in the Book Browser get bigger while most of them remain small. The attached screen capture shows the problem.

I guess this problem also occures on single schreen systems when the scaling is set to a value other than 100%

Edwin

06-18-2018, 07:27 AM	#1
Edwin49 Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Switzerland Device: Sony Xperia Z1 with Moon+ Reader	Display on UHD (4k) monitors It is not a great thing, but as the constellation I use may not be used very often I thought it makes sense to report it. I have two monitors: a 23"/HD and a 27"/UHD where the second one extends the first one.. In the Windows 10 settings the first one is configured to use 100% scaling for text, apps and other elements while the second one is set to 150%. When I move windows from the primary to the secondary screen the window is enlarged to 150% and shrinked to 100% when moved back. This is true for all applications I used so far - except Sigil. In Sigil the font changes for the menues, buttons and headers, but the corresponding fields do not resize (clipping the strings) and the icons in the toolbars also remain the same. Also some lines in the Book Browser get bigger while most of them remain small. The attached screen capture shows the problem. I guess this problem also occures on single schreen systems when the scaling is set to a value other than 100% Edwin Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Edwin49; 06-18-2018 at 07:29 AM.