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Yass along 1.7.1 vs 4k
Hello,
I recently got a new computer with 4k monitor but went through a problem with Yass (songmaking program).
I assume the program was created for 1024x768 screen or a little bit bigger.
The problem is, I can't work on the program because the font are ... very narrow > Screenshot :
I already change the display to zoom at 200% !!!
I even tried at 350% (maximum over sizing from windows) but even so it is not enough.
So I tried magnifier and windows watcher ... but it's really not easy to work on a program with a lens ...
The only option left was changing the resolution of the screen ... and the only one where it's quite fine is 800x600 >_<
Is there anyway to change the resolution of a program (cause the program itself don't have that option) ?
Or must I change the program itself through the exe file ? (but I'm no programmer, so I can't do that).
Anyone with a solution ? (that maybe I didn't think of)
Thanks for your replies,
I recently got a new computer with 4k monitor but went through a problem with Yass (songmaking program).
I assume the program was created for 1024x768 screen or a little bit bigger.
The problem is, I can't work on the program because the font are ... very narrow > Screenshot :
I already change the display to zoom at 200% !!!
I even tried at 350% (maximum over sizing from windows) but even so it is not enough.
So I tried magnifier and windows watcher ... but it's really not easy to work on a program with a lens ...
The only option left was changing the resolution of the screen ... and the only one where it's quite fine is 800x600 >_<
Is there anyway to change the resolution of a program (cause the program itself don't have that option) ?
Or must I change the program itself through the exe file ? (but I'm no programmer, so I can't do that).
Anyone with a solution ? (that maybe I didn't think of)
Thanks for your replies,
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I'm trying this : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3055 ... 7#39372897
I hope it will work (I'm not into programming, so I'm a little bit struck at "how do I create manifest file ?)
Anyone have suggestion ?
I hope it will work (I'm not into programming, so I'm a little bit struck at "how do I create manifest file ?)
Anyone have suggestion ?
create a text document, on your desk, right mouse button -> new -> text document
copy paste from the code
and rename as it says.
(I've never tried that)
you can't modify the exe, because even if you know programming, the program is not open source.
copy paste from the code
and rename as it says.
(I've never tried that)
you can't modify the exe, because even if you know programming, the program is not open source.
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I finally found a solution on some forum
The only problem I'll have is that i'll have to change that on each java update ...
You can modify a Java 8 install to work correctly, using a program to modify the EXE manifests.
I changed the setting from true to false in the manifests inside of java.exe and javaw.exe, and now my Swing programs scale correctly in Windows 10 high dpi.
I used Resource Tuner to this.
And it works fine for me. (well, I'd wish the upscalling was bigger but it's still fine and readable)In the Manifest XML, it is the <dpiAware> flag under <asmv3:application><asmv3:windowsSettings>
The only problem I'll have is that i'll have to change that on each java update ...
the fantastic java world....
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Hello,
I have the same problem, and I don't understand all the process to do.
Can you help me ?
THANKS
I have the same problem, and I don't understand all the process to do.
Can you help me ?
THANKS
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I found another solution recently (but did not test it) :
1 Find java.exe you installed.
2 Right click -> Properties
3 Go to Compatibility tab
4 Check Override high DPI scaling behavior.
8 Choose System for Scaling performed by:
Maybe you should try with this one before
(I'll try it when a Java update will outrun the change I made below)
PS: The Java.exe is in the bin folder. Maybe you'll also have to do this for the javaw.exe and javaws.exe
(but there's no telling that).
As for what I did, if I remember correctly :
I used : http://www.restuner.com/
(you need it to reed and make changes inside .exe files)
With the program, I went to my java directory (C://Program Files/Java)
There are one or two sub directories : jre & jdk
(I have both, but not all computer use both, only jre I think).
In both of them you need to go to the bin directory (so Java/jre/bin & Java/jdk/bin)
There are two .exe manifest you need to open with it java.exe.manifest & javaw.exe.manifest
(if I rememeber correctly, you can right clic on it and ask to open it with Ressource Tuner
Otherwise, open Ressource Tuner and search for the files with the "open" tab)
When opened with Resource tuner look for the <dpiAware> flag under <asmv3:application><asmv3:windowsSettings>
Change the valor "True" to "False". Saw it.
Do that for all the files, so
jre/bin/java.exe.manifest & jre/bin/javaw.exe.manifest
jdk/bin/java.exe.manifest & jdk/bin/javaw.exe.manifest
PS: I don't know for other computers, but for me I also made the changes in both java directories (C://Program files/Java & C://Program Files (x86)/Java)
I didn't noticed any miss-changes on other programs, but since I did it before even installing other application I can't really tell.
(I installed all my song creation programs even before all the rest after purchasing this computer)
Otherwise, you can still revert the process.
1 Find java.exe you installed.
2 Right click -> Properties
3 Go to Compatibility tab
4 Check Override high DPI scaling behavior.
8 Choose System for Scaling performed by:
Maybe you should try with this one before
(I'll try it when a Java update will outrun the change I made below)
PS: The Java.exe is in the bin folder. Maybe you'll also have to do this for the javaw.exe and javaws.exe
(but there's no telling that).
As for what I did, if I remember correctly :
I used : http://www.restuner.com/
(you need it to reed and make changes inside .exe files)
With the program, I went to my java directory (C://Program Files/Java)
There are one or two sub directories : jre & jdk
(I have both, but not all computer use both, only jre I think).
In both of them you need to go to the bin directory (so Java/jre/bin & Java/jdk/bin)
There are two .exe manifest you need to open with it java.exe.manifest & javaw.exe.manifest
(if I rememeber correctly, you can right clic on it and ask to open it with Ressource Tuner
Otherwise, open Ressource Tuner and search for the files with the "open" tab)
When opened with Resource tuner look for the <dpiAware> flag under <asmv3:application><asmv3:windowsSettings>
Change the valor "True" to "False". Saw it.
Do that for all the files, so
jre/bin/java.exe.manifest & jre/bin/javaw.exe.manifest
jdk/bin/java.exe.manifest & jdk/bin/javaw.exe.manifest
PS: I don't know for other computers, but for me I also made the changes in both java directories (C://Program files/Java & C://Program Files (x86)/Java)
I didn't noticed any miss-changes on other programs, but since I did it before even installing other application I can't really tell.
(I installed all my song creation programs even before all the rest after purchasing this computer)
Otherwise, you can still revert the process.
Hello,
Oh thanks, it's works !!!! So grateful for your help.
Have a good day
Oh thanks, it's works !!!! So grateful for your help.
Have a good day
I use the second, the first didn't work for me
Thanks again
Thanks again