On Thursday 2003-01-16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hugh Greene wrote: > > FWIW, I reported the problem recently, on Win2K SP2 with my display at > > 144dpi. (I've now switched to 120dpi as I'm fed up with this problem > > appearing on various applications -- not just Cygwin's fault!) > > The interesting thing is that setup's UI is entirely defined in terms of > dialog template (which is why it is not resizable). Now, MS say "Most dialog > boxes are laid out using dialog units, which scale with the system DPI. > However, custom layout logic usually needs to be revisited." Except setup > doesn't *have* any custom layout logic - just dialog units. Hence I suspect > its MS's bug.
You may well be right; another thought, though: the dialog itself may not have any custom layout but could the main widget/control, with the hierarchical multi-column list, be calculating *its* size incorrectly, and "pushing" the scrollbar out of the way, or something like that? Hugh
