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I have a small, high-resolution display that is set at 125%. However, one program I want to run consistently draws it's start screen at 1024x768, which is a tad too big for my screen.
I want this program, and only this program, to render at 100% rather than 125%.
THIS IS NOT A DUPLICATE. This program is DPI-aware and thus "Disable display scaling" won't work on it.
So, I see two options:
- Tell Windows to inform this program it's running at 96 DPI, and draw it as such.
- Have Windows scale the program down to fit.
How can I fix this?
If is is a high resolution screen how can a 1024 by 768 window be too big? What program is it actually? – Seth – 2017-08-01T11:31:33.013
@Seth Open Rails Train Simulator. The screen is high resolution but it's resolution is only 1280x800. The program fits if I set DPI scaling to 100% for the system. – None – 2017-08-01T11:32:17.093
According to the documentation you could choose to run it "Full Screen" or you could use configuration options/startup parameters to set the actual resolution for the window. You could also check Set DPI of individual applications in Windows.
– Seth – 2017-08-01T11:39:44.683@Seth unfortuantely that's not the problem. the issue is the
Menu.exe
screen, not the game itself. – None – 2017-08-01T11:41:06.733"Set DPI of individual applications" only works for non DPI-aware applications. – None – 2017-08-01T11:41:51.693