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Matt Gilarde
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[quote user="Marko Myllymäki"] IIRC, in Windows 7 also the selected Windows font size (text scaling) affected the pixels-per-row/pixels-per-column values. But now in Windows 10 the font size does not seem to affect those values. Matt, could you please verify if this is correct? I'm using OpenEdge 11.7.5.[/quote]That is correct. Text scaling in older versions of Windows used to change the actual font files for some fonts, including MS Sans Serif. For example, if you scaled to 150%, the normal font files were replaced with ones which had characters which were 50% larger. When OpenEdge asked for the font size the values were larger so PIXELS-PER-ROW and PIXELS-PER-COLUMN became larger. Windows 10 doesn't do this so the font size values stay consistent. [quote user="Marko Myllymäki"]I think the pixels-per-row/pixels-per-column values should be settable by the application so that we could create scalable applications more easily. Relying on DefaultFont is too restrictive.[/quote]Sounds like a good enhancement request.
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