I've
set 120dpi on my computer, and I open a form (version 1) created by my
teammate and edit it on my computer, the forms are auto scaled up and
look great on my screen.
I've added some controls to the form
and I haven't changed the size of form and saved it (version 2), I sent
it back to my teammate. When he open the forms on his 96 dpi computer,
forms are scaled down, and it is too small to see on his screen, not
the same size as version 1.
Any ways to prevent forms from scaling down after editing on my 120dpi windows !
Thank you very much.
120dpi and vs.net form designer
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120dpi and vs.net form designer
chrisminett
By "set 120dpi" do you mean you've changed the font size in the display settings via Control Panel
WinForms recognizes that the font you used to design the form is much larger than that of the new display (96dpi) and scales all the sizes down. This is done because the default AutoScaleMode for a WinForm is "Font". You could try setting AutoScaleMode to other values to see if anything looks "better".