Closed tbfleming closed 9 years ago
I managed to finally reproduce this problem. What OS and screen size? Do you have 'Change the size of all items' set to 125% or more in Display/Screen Resolution of your OS?
Any setting other than 100% will make the display look like your screen shot. What I don't know yet is how to ignore the setting or adapt properly. Gerrit
Windows 7, 1920x1080, 125%
Shifting to a lower resolution on the screen and then setting All items to 100% should get you past the issue with little change in overall size of icons etc on your desktop. Looks like now that I know what the cause is, it is still complex to handle.
The comment of having the display set at 125% reminded me that I had done that on my laptop as well. Changing it back to 100% corrects the overlap I mentioned in my bug report.
Now all you have to do is figure out how to manage that value to solve this issue. As it is said many times ..... "a simple matter of programming"....
Even at 100% it's slightly off:
Finally fixed in V1.0.3.0
I built this using Visual Studio Community 2013 with .net 4.5.1. It looks like this: