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Generated Windows are really small. [message #1803936]

Wed, 13 March 2019 21:54

MEHMET AKSOY

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Registered: March 2019

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Hello dear programmers. Firstly. sorry for my bad English.

I have a problem on Eclipse as well as a few other desktop apps (like NetBeans or EA Origin.) I don't know if this was the correct place to post this issue, but I'd always appreciate help, so here it goes,

I can start and program with eclipse without any problems. However, when I run simple programs on Eclipse Java, the windows that are generated are extremely small that it is impossible to read the writings on them. I have changed many settings like high-DPI scaling override and other solutions that are on the internet. However, none of them worked. I believe the problem is that I have a 3000x2000 resolution laptop that some of the apps don't work correct. I uploaded some screenshots on here. Please help me solve this issue. Thank you to everyone.

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Re: Generated Windows are really small. [message #1803943 is a reply to message #1803936]

Thu, 14 March 2019 03:28

Ed Merks

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Registered: July 2009

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This seems more a question about swing and how to scale the fonts and sizes based on screen resolution. If your question were about SWT, people here could help; SWT will generally scales automatically based on DPI resolution of the monitor. Perhaps it's better to Google for the answer:

https://www.google.com/search?&q=java+swing+dpi+scaling

Ed Merks
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