[img=https://ibb.co/3fLtGZk]screenshot[/img]
Main monitor : 3840x2400 at 250% scale
Second monitor : 2560x1440 at 125% scale
Visual Studio is on the second monitor.
Hi, thanks for reporting this. I've reproduced it and we're working on a fix.
Again thanks :) This is fixed and will be in the next release.
Kudos on the quick fix :D
There are other screens that don't scale well (like the "Additional files to include" config option) but I can sometime just move it to the other screen and it looks ok. Not sure if you're aware of them or want me to raise new issues for them?
I thought you'd be keen to fix the call to action cos that could affect sales ;)
Thanks again :)
There are other screens that don't scale well (like the "Additional files to include" config option) but I can sometime just move it to the other screen and it looks ok. Not sure if you're aware of them or want me to raise new issues for them?
I thought you'd be keen to fix the call to action cos that could affect sales ;)
Thanks again :)
Thanks :)
I can't reproduce the additional files to include window. That seems to be working when I configure my monitors for different scaling factors. Do you access it via the NCrunch Configuration window for a specific component?
I can't reproduce the additional files to include window. That seems to be working when I configure my monitors for different scaling factors. Do you access it via the NCrunch Configuration window for a specific component?
My setup is: high DPI laptop screen (main) and a second, lower DPI, monitor (second).
The Visual Studio "main window" is full-screen on the second monitor.
All the NCrunch tool windows (tests, metrics, configuration, etc.) are grouped together, un-docked, on my main screen.
see photo:
https://ibb.co/02QX1Bt
As you can see, the Additional files window is tiny. However, I've just noticed, if I drag it any amount, even just a few pixels, it jumps to being regular size.
The Visual Studio "main window" is full-screen on the second monitor.
All the NCrunch tool windows (tests, metrics, configuration, etc.) are grouped together, un-docked, on my main screen.
see photo:
https://ibb.co/02QX1Bt
As you can see, the Additional files window is tiny. However, I've just noticed, if I drag it any amount, even just a few pixels, it jumps to being regular size.
Thanks, due to the photo and the description I managed to reproduce it. The key was VS being on the non primary window and the tool window showing on the primary. The support for true multi monitor multi dpi under VS has not been great and largely out of our control. I've managed to fix this with a workaround in our modal dialog code.
Thanks again for the help!
Thanks again for the help!
You’re more than welcome. I’m looking forward to a version with these changes.
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