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Author Topic: 120 DPI results in skin picture being too small  (Read 1092 times)
avberk
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« on: September 11, 2007, 11:32:19 AM »

Since my laptop screen has a very high resolution (1400x1050) i have to set the screen properties to 120DPI
to be able to read what's on the screen, otherwise the fonts are just too small  Grin

I am using windows XP. You can set the DPI here:

Display properties, settings, advanced, general, DPI setting..


If you set the display to 120DPI you will notice that the input text doesn't fit in the boxes anymore.

I kind of 'solved' the problem by resizing both 'bluelight.gif' and 'bluelight2.jpg'  (make them about 25% bigger)


Can Keybreeze take this 'bug' into account in the next release of Keybreeze?


Btw. I just started to use your program and it looks very handy. Good work!
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mystuff
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« Reply #1 on: November 11, 2007, 05:19:13 PM »

How did you modify the bluelight.psk file in order to match the skins changes appearance (assuming you changes the images to 120% their normal size)?

I uploaded the (120%) skin files to save someone viewing this topic the hassle to locate them in %PROGRAMFILES%\Keybreeze\skins\
NB: the *psk is renamed to *.txt to facilitate easy opening in a txt editor under windows.
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