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• CC of Photoshop on a screen high resolution on Windows 8.1

  I use a new Lenovo Yoga 2. The native resolution is 3200 x 1800. Most Windows applications use the scale to expand the menus and other aspects of their user interface. However, Photoshop CC is virtually unusable in this resolution because it does not honor the scaling. I have to put the resolution up to 1600 x 900 before launching Photoshop CC. Extremenly inconvenient.

  Does anyone else have this problem under Windows?

  Adobe has provided an answer in another thread on this forum this week that indicated that the problem is with the unavailability of Microsoft APIs necessary, and nothing to do with perceived favouritism Mac vs Windows.

  I recall, resolution independence code also partially exist very long in advance on Mac but was not fully usable for several versions of Mac OS X; apparently the implementation of screens Retina forced Apple to finally finish the job. So it was not a simple switch to throw on the side Mac either.

• Display of high resolution - too small UI elements

  Just got a Toshiba KiraBook - one of the first Windows laptops with a display high-resolution "retina-type". It runs at a resolution of 2560 x 1440.  4.4 Lightroom works fine, but some UI elements are simply too small to this resolution is comfortable - even with my reading glasses on. I know that some type of support 'retina' has been added in LR 4.3 - for MacBook, at least. Not sure if this applies also to Windows? If so, is there a setting I need to change?

  My resolution of Windows system fonts is set to 165% - but it does not appear that LR uses this system across its interface setting. Any ideas?  Thank you...

  LR 4.4, Windows 8 Pro 64-bit.

  I'm not familiar with the operation in high resolution on Windows, but "Added support for Windows at 150% and 200% of resolution" was one of the new features on the list of the LR5 beta.

• Monitors high-resolution produce unreadably small fonts in software from third-party manufacturers with Windows 7 Professional.

  Operating system
  Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Xeon E3 1226 v3 3.30 GHz 33 ° C
  Technology 22nm Haswell-WS
  RAM
  16.0 GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 798 MHz (11-11-11-28)
  Motherboard
  LENOVO SHARKBAY (SOCKET 0) 28 ° C
  Graphics
  LEN E2323swA (1920x1080@60Hz)
  LEN E2323swA (1920x1080@60Hz)
  2047 MB NVIDIA Quadro K620 (NVIDIA) 40 ° C
  Storage
  931GB Western Digital WDC WD10EZEX-08M2NA0 SCSI Disk Device (SATA) 34 ° C
  931GB TOSHIBA external USB 3.0 Flash DRIVE (USB (SATA)) 33 ° C
  29GB SanDisk Cruzer Glide peripheral USB (USB)
  Optical drives
  HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GHC0N SCSI CdRom Device
  Audio
  Realtek High Definition Audio

  The default resolution and "recommended" for my two monitors lenovo is 1920 x 1080. I have a new system and I tried for a few weeks now to something to work with screen resolution and third-party apps. I am under W7 Pro right now, but will soon be getting to 10.

  The high resolution is not a problem in 7 with any Microsoft stuff. With the help of a custom of the DPI setting takes care of all the native stuff. Some third-party applications can be set as well. For example, Corel Photo Paint X 7 has bars of detachable command with command icons that can be set to small, medium or large. When the size of the icon is changed, the size of the font adjusts accordingly and it is perfectly feasible, acknowledging the icons or by reading the text. It is perfect for this dual screen system and works like a charm.

  However, most of other software companies are not quite as respectful of their clients. Bryce, formerly owned by Corel, but now DAZ despicable, is not removable toolbars and there is no options available to adjust the sizes of icons in order. Even if preferences to provide an engaging, multiple monitor option not to release the toolbars or increase the font size. It only opens the Bryce "Labs" in the second monitor in a position at the end of the dialog box, half of the Cup.

  It also applies even in a top of the range of applications such as VIEW and Smith Micro, Poser Pro. They present menus and toolbar icons that are so tiny, it is necessary to use the Magnifier Microsoft to make and which isn't real solution when your work with graphics programs. It's incredibly awkward.

  My old system, running XP Pro, SP3, which I always put in place and operational, has a screen resolution of 1280 X 768, and it displays all the software of third party very well. If I try to use this resolution with W7 and these monitors high resolution, I get a crushed image down and half on the screen which is useless. I can read everything very well, but all images are short and fat! If it was possible to type values for the height and width, using an infinite scale rather than the fixed scale that is provided by the slider over, nicked in W7, it would be possible to find a combination that worked. Then, once the wreck was set for third party stuff, the custom DPI settings Windows could take care of the native stuff.

  I had an Oracle VirtualBox running for awhile and loaded the third of things out there and it worked for awhile but it did not offer the ability double screen and, in any case, after awhile it started to get really uptight and I finally just had to get rid of.

  Really, I would be much happier if I could just load XP Pro on this machine and do run as quickly as things that made to run on it. The only reason why I got a new system was the need for more speed and muscle. But if I can't use my favorite, applications worth it?

  Is there no workaround solution that will make it possible to adjust the resolution so that the third-party applications are fully functional using all the space on the screen?

  Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read and respond.

  Since no one answered I'll provide the solution myself. Doing right thing 'upgrade' to Windows 10 has this problem of resolution.

  Other than that, getting W10 to work even at halfway was a nightmare.

• Suite incompatibility of screen high resolution - even with CC2015 and Windows 10

  So disappointed with the failure of Adobe to fix the incompatibility of fonts and menu icon in Photoshop for screens high resolution.  I have complained about this for two years (at the time of CS6) and groups of users across the web are filled with like complaints.

  Now, even with a new CC 2015 and 10 Windows, the problem is still not resolved.  The screen PS have either pt 7 labels on microscopic icons or 30% of the screen real estate is taken by the resolution of the user interface of 200% option.   I would give all the updates of CC 2015 for the solution to this problem which makes use of stressful and frustrating PS instead of pleasure, as it should be.

  There is nothing that talent Adobe cannot fix.  You can solve the problem, if you care about. Obviously, whatever your development systems, you don't live with this problem or you would have solved it.

  

  Your comment belongs on the Site of Adobe this is a user forum site. Please use Photoshop customer family newsgroups

• Computer Acer laptop with Windows 7 won't give me than1024X600 of higher resolution, but I need 1024 X 768, evaluation test full employment, what do I do?

  I have Acer "Aspire One D260", with Intel Atom Processor N450 (1.66 GHz, 512 KB cache), 1 GB of memory, storage is 160 GB HARD drive, I can do something to get a higher resolution? I had to put Windows 8 level, or other?

  There is nothing you can do to 'up' the resolution. The video card and display will allow no more than 1024 x 600...

  Windows 8 modern user interface will NOT work on older netbooks for the reason above...

  If you want more performance more than what you already have, consider adding RAM and change the HARD disc on a SSD type...

• How to do Photoshop CS5 (64) - Windows 10 - larger icons on high resolution monitors

  How to do Photoshop CS5 (64) - Windows 10 - larger icons on high resolution monitors

  Adobe didn't add features to manage screens high resolution until later versions. So a job is about just decrease the resolution in the settings of your operating system. I know it's a pain, but it works.

• CS6 on screen high resolution windows

  Hello

  I installed CS6 on my new DELL XPS 9550 with high-resolution display. Everything is so tiny. It seems that the problem is solved for Mac users.

  What Windows? Also small Flash Player when you watch videos is not readable.

  Please excuse my English.

  Greetings from the Germany

  See answer #1 in tiny HiDPI on-screen UI

• PS CC2014 window toolbar text and graphic scaling with a monitor high resolution (2560 x 1440)

  I just installed a BenQ GW2765ht monitor with a resolution of 2560 x 1440.  In win 8.1, toolbars, etc text size are too small.  Is there a PS CC2014 parameter that will expand the text of the toolbar etc. while leaving the graphics window to the native resolution?

  Have you tried the preference CC 2014 that 2 X UI on your Photoshop machine it dimensionnera UI but always use image high resolution display for you.  It fits me like Photoshop UI running on a 1280 x 720 display, the user interface will be great, especially to fix a screen you put toolbar in column mode two it will fit.

• Photoshop interface is too small on the screen high resolution (Windows 8.1)

  I downloaded the demo of Photoshop CC.  My display is a 13.3 "3200 x 1800 (0.092 mm dot pitch), the default size of the Photoshop interface screen is very difficult to read. I tried to change the size of interface in and out, then restart Photoshop, but change large font does not seem to make a difference.

  How can I get a usable in Photoshop CC interface size?

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• Can I use still images high resolution in Keynote?

  Prepare a presentation in Keynote that requires a lot of photos/movies - it is to be broadcast from an international conference in the world.  So I don't want to spoil.

  I have some high resolution photos (the originals were RAW, I converted them to PNG).  I want to build my speech with the high-resolution PNG, or what I want to batch convert to JPEG before their insertion in the speech?  What would be an optimal size by peak.  There are probably about 100 stills or so, more than a dozen of short films (that's an hour and a half presentation I think).

  Or, if I don't use a high-resolution PNG (15-20 megs), is there a function in Keynote, which reduces the size of the files?

  And, if so, I'm better batch convert PNG to JPEG, or simply use the PNG and let Keynote optimization?

  For movies I'll all convert H264 (same resolution - 1920 x 1080 - Keynote presentation using the same optimal data rate that you would use for Vimeo).

  All ears,

  Ben

  Size of the images to match the slide size in Keynote;   in this case, they should be 1920 x 1080 pixels

  because they are PNG files keep than

  Convert a batch of images as follows:

  Open all of the batch of images in preview

  Select all the thumbnails in the sidebar - click on an image in the sidebar then (Command-A)

  on the Tools menu, choose Adjust size

  use the custom size and enter 1929 x 1080

  Save

  Place the images in Keynote, as follows: drag all the images in the browser (the sidebar on the left) and a new slide will be created for each image, centered and scaled to full screen

  If images are larger than the size of slide, they look better, they simply more space

  If the images are smaller than the size of slide, they will reduce in quality

• Portege R930 - BSOD when connecting monitor high resolution with HDMI port

  Hello.

  I have a Portege R930 (pt331a-01w001) running Windows 7. All about the laptop works as expected, however, when I connect the laptop on a screen high resolution (2560 x 1440) via the HDMI port, I get a blue screen of death.
  Can I use the HDMI port to connect my 1080 p LCD TV and my monitor to work which is a lower resolution and it works well.

  I tried several cables and different monitors of the same resolution.

  If anyone can help?

  Hello

  Simply said: the laptop not breaks down using external monitor with a less than 2560 x 1440 resolution. Right?

  Find your laptop model.
  [Portege R930 PT331A 01W00101 | http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/computers/portege/r930/pt331a-01w00101/specifications]

  and it seems that the device supports the Chipset Intel® QM77 Express and Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator QM77

  I recommend updating the graphics card driver.
  You will find the page of the Toshiba Intel display driver v8.15.10.2712 (Win 7)
  Also, you could test the version downloaded from the Intel page.

• HP 6500 scan high resolution works well with the solution Center HP; but is solid black w/imgage software for editing

  I got an OfficeJet 6500.

  If I try to scan a picture at a very high resolution, using an image of image editing software will come out black.

  I can scan the image using the HP solutions, at the same high resolution Center, and the image will scan very well.

  I think there is a setting for the Windows operating system that needs to be adjusted. I know because I had this same problem once before.

  I found the solution to my problem. but my computer crashed and I had to reinstall the full Windows operating system. I lost the changes I had made. It was in January 2011.

  I don't remember when I had the answer to my problem but I thought that I asked the question in the HP forum (it would have been some time in late 2010) and then someone answered with the solution to my problem. But I can't find the post I did then.

  -My operating system is Windows 7, with a 64-bit operating system.

  -The processor is an Intel Celeron 2 .50GHz.

  I would appreciate any help someone can offer.

  Hello JimTrail

  After watching this on the web, it seems that you is maybe to something. From what I found, GIMP uses a lot of resources, especially true for larger images. He isn't able to handle the scanning of an image as large as 4800dpi without additional RAM or virtual memory to compensate for the RAM.

  My suggestion would be to increase the size to the recommended or higher. Out of curiosity how much physical RAM have you? Microsoft recommends that virtual memory for no more than 3 times the amount of RAM installed. See article: change the size of virtual memory.

  You can also see the article below on the Tile Cache GIMP.org.

  How to set your Tile Cache

• Bad resolution on Windows 7 - Satellite P100-203

  Hello

  Since I installed the new Windows 7 (32 bit) on my Toshiba laptop, I has not yet managed to get a better resolution of the screen then 1024 * 768.
  I tread to install the necessary drivers windows 7 for my gforce go 7600 from the Toshiba Web site but that helped me to give me a higher resolution.
  It really hurts my eyes.

  Is there someone who may have a solution to this irritating problem?
  Thanks in advance,

  MH01

  Hello

  The question is whether the Device Manager contains a yellow exclamation point next to the graphics card. If there is no yellow exclamation point, this means that the driver is installed correctly and the lower resolution is not related to the missing driver.

  If there is a yellow mark exclamation then this means that you don't l l install the driver correctly.

  You can try to install the Toshiba page display driver, but don t, run the exe but cela in Device Manager.
  Use the Advanced Setup that allows you to point to the files in the driver downloaded from the driver page.

• Beautiful images high resolution in photoshop look looking terribly pixelated when scaled down in movement 5... How can I avoid this?

  I'm working on a project with a customer logo and title... both are downloaded from the internet in high resolution and crisp and wonderful look in Photoshop. However, when I drop in my 1, 080 x 1, 080 5 movement project and adapts them to the size, they must be in animation, all this freshness becomes terribly pixelated.

  It looks like a problem of aliasing to me... the text generated by movement in my document looks great, so I guess that's not a draft too low resolution (1, 080 x 1, 080 seems high enough resolution for me!). I'm fairly new to Motion, so I feel like there's just something obvious that I forget... any help is appreciated!

  If the logos are available on the internet, please post a link to one or more of them, then we can see what the issue might be. The only way (in general) occurs in images pixelation is if the scale becomes higher than 100%. Which can happen even if you are down, but with the help of a camera view revision or position Z to make the image appear closer.

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