Bug: Superscripts and Subscripts scroll at different rates than the bible text resulting in a wavy e

If I turn on autoscroll (middle click of mouse and then a down or up drag) the text does not all scroll at the same rate. The superscript and subscript numbers with at times scroll a little slower then jump to catch up.

When doing this with a heavily annotated bible (eg NET or HCSB), the effect is like watching the sea.

In a window, all the text should all scroll at the same time and rate so that it is not waving about.

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Melissa Snyder

I notice the same thing occurs, to a lesser degree, when scrolling slowly on a web page or in a Word document, but in a resource, it is more difficult to read while scrolling. I'll report this.

Clinton Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/171908#Comment_171908

This is a very old post, but still happening. What I noticed this week is that I had my default zoom set to 110%. When I set my default zoom to back to 100%, the wavy effect is gone.

I had noticed on my laptop that I did not get the effect and thought it was the graphics card, but as stated it turns out to be caused by the zoom.

Regards,

Clinton

toughski

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/311894#Comment_311894

WPF issue?

Kevin Byford (Faithlife)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/311894#Comment_311894

I updated our Development department with this new information.