HighDPI Screen Scaling #98
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… scaling, e.g. 225%) for High DPI screens like 4K
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Thank you, I will test and merge this over the next days. |
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Removed the howto commit, but the positioning seems to work ok. since there's no chance for 100% scaling, I'll merge this. |
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This fixes issue #97:
Class ScreenScaling calculates the screen scaling factor set in windows under System -> Screen: Scaling (e.g. 225%) which is typically used for high screen resuolutions such as 4K screens.
MainForm::NotifyIcon_MouseClick calculation are fixed by taking into account the screen scaling factor - therefore MainForm will always be placed correctly on the screen for any scaling factor set.
Note: this change is completely transparent for users who don't use screen scaling and has no effect in this case:
X / 1 = X * 1 = X --> calculations remain unchanged
Note2: With this change the application remains DPI-unaware so no major redesign of the GUI is required