Using a 4K UHD Monitor need suggestions...
I am using a 4K monitor Win 10 and the hover Bible references are unreadable. Is there any way to resize the font on just these Bible pop ups without making the text humongous? I have tried different variations in program scaling and content scaling but so far no joy.
Assistance is appreciated.
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skypeace said:
I am using a 4K monitor
You don't mention how large this monitor is or how far it is from your chair.
I set my scaling in Windows at 150% for my 32" 4K monitor
set my Logos scaling at 100%
and find both the reference and text pop-ups readable.
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Its a 43" about 2 feet away and its recommended scaling is 300% but I tried 200% and then set 200% for program and content in Logos 8 and that seems to work. Thank you for the suggestions that led to my finding a workable solution.
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skypeace said:
I am using a 4K monitor Win 10 and the hover Bible references are unreadable. Is there any way to resize the font on just these Bible pop ups without making the text humongous? I have tried different variations in program scaling and content scaling but so far no joy.
Do you have one high-DPI (4K) monitor, and one regular (96 DPI) monitor?
It's a known bug that when Logos is running on the high-DPI monitor, all content is scaled up except the hover tips, which still render at 96 DPI and are thus unreadably small.
(Conversely, if your system is set up the other way, such that the high-DPI monitor is the "default" one, if Logos is running on the other monitor, the hover tips will be enormously huge.)
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Do you have one high-DPI (4K) monitor, and one regular (96 DPI) monitor?
It's a known bug that when Logos is running on the high-DPI monitor, all content is scaled up except the hover tips, which still render at 96 DPI and are thus unreadably small.
(Conversely, if your system is set up the other way, such that the high-DPI monitor is the "default" one, if Logos is running on the other monitor, the hover tips will be enormously huge.)
Ahh! Thanks, good to know.
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