Thanks, Lisa. Your point about it working fine if you know where stuff is
is helpful.
And one other point that i have just realised is that I understand that you
can change the scaling and resolution dynamically in Windows 8.1, so if
there are occasions where an app is misbehaving, then one ca
Windows 8.1 does apparently contain some significant improvements with
regard to font/scaling - one of which is that you can switch it off for
individual applications - so you can have a choice between readable but
screwed up; and not screwed up but very small.
Lisa's experience would seem to
Historically I've always found it much better to run a monitor at it's
'native' resolution otherwise everything get blurred. Window has a fudge
that allows you to change "Set custom text size (DPI)", which helps
somewhat to make higher resolution monitors easier to read, however I found
that if
Photoshop elements has tiny text though there may be workarounds I haven't
tried. Works fine you ashtray know where things are. But most hi res
computers can run at a lower resolution if you are desperate.
I didn't try to port my old apps. I replaced old style Eudora (though need
a solution to sea
No - not decided yet so that it very helpful (and reassuring). Thank
you, Lisa
Off topic follow up question: have you had any problems with any other
applications running at that resolution. I still use Ecco (for time
recording) for which support ceased 10-15 years ago and I wondering how
Apologies if my reply is too late to help. I'm running on a Samsung Ativ
Book 9 with 3200 x 1800 high-resolution display and 8.1. MLO works great.
On Sat, Nov 29, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Richard C wrote:
> Thanks everybody.That's helpful. I sounds as if MLO is well behaved
> in terms of the way i
Thanks everybody.That's helpful. I sounds as if MLO is well behaved
in terms of the way it deals with resolutions
I can get the laptop I want with a 1920 x 1024 resolution but the higher
res one is only slightly more expensive and would be nice. But
On Saturday, 22 November 2014 20:34:2
1920 x 1080 here on Windows 8.1. Everything works fine, but the font is a
bit blurry, which is ok.
On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 2:29:19 AM UTC+3, Richard C wrote:
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> Ok - does anybody have any experience with MLO and resolutions such as
> 1920 x 1024?
>
> On Saturday, 22 November 2014 20:34:25
I have a W8 1930*1024, plus it's a small screen (Dell Venue 11 pro) and
everything is OK.
Olivier
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That seems to work fine on W7.
> On Nov 24, 2014, at 5:29 PM, Richard C wrote:
>
> Ok - does anybody have any experience with MLO and resolutions such as 1920 x
> 1024?
>
>> On Saturday, 22 November 2014 20:34:25 UTC, Richard C wrote:
>> Does anybody have any experience of using MLO on Windo
Ok - does anybody have any experience with MLO and resolutions such as 1920
x 1024?
On Saturday, 22 November 2014 20:34:25 UTC, Richard C wrote:
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> Does anybody have any experience of using MLO on Windows 8.1 at very high
> resolutions (3200 x 1880)?
>
>
> I am about to upgrade to a new laptop
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