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I've noticed some weird behavior with some applications (i.e., Vista on-line
Help, Firefox, Thunderbird, Visual C# 2005, etc). When I launch the
application the window is too big for the screen, and everthing inside is two
times too large. Then sometimes, for no apparent reason the window jumps back
to a normal size including the contents, but it usually jumps back to double
size soon afterward.
I don't know if this is related, but I noticed after installing Vista Beta 2
that I did not have to set the screen DPI to 120 (I have a 1920 x 1200, 23"
display, with a Radeon 9550 controller). On Windows XP I had to set the
display to 120 DPI so I could read comfortably). In Vista, I checked the
display settings and it's set to 96 DPI. I haven't tried it at 120 DPI yet.
I only noticed this bahavior after enabling Aero, but I can't say if it's
related.
Does Vista has some sort of built-in smarts for sensing the display and
adjusting things automatically? Has anyone else seen similar problems?
Help, Firefox, Thunderbird, Visual C# 2005, etc). When I launch the
application the window is too big for the screen, and everthing inside is two
times too large. Then sometimes, for no apparent reason the window jumps back
to a normal size including the contents, but it usually jumps back to double
size soon afterward.
I don't know if this is related, but I noticed after installing Vista Beta 2
that I did not have to set the screen DPI to 120 (I have a 1920 x 1200, 23"
display, with a Radeon 9550 controller). On Windows XP I had to set the
display to 120 DPI so I could read comfortably). In Vista, I checked the
display settings and it's set to 96 DPI. I haven't tried it at 120 DPI yet.
I only noticed this bahavior after enabling Aero, but I can't say if it's
related.
Does Vista has some sort of built-in smarts for sensing the display and
adjusting things automatically? Has anyone else seen similar problems?