So far setting the DPI to "Large" truncates Windows Mail and Windows
Calendar to a point where they are unusable. No Scroll bars, no red X to
close or minimize etc.
This needs to be corrected. Is this a known bug?
dotcom

You filed a bug report on it right?

"dotcom" <dot@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> So far setting the DPI to "Large" truncates Windows Mail and Windows
> Calendar to a point where they are unusable. No Scroll bars, no red X to
> close or minimize etc.
> This needs to be corrected. Is this a known bug?
> dotcom
>
>

After not receiving any responses...of course I did! :-)
The programs seem to only configure correctly when set to the default DPI of
96.
Hope they get that fixed. 96 DPI is too small for me.
dotcom

"Bones" <idonthaveone@blah.com> wrote in message
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> You filed a bug report on it right?
>
> "dotcom" <dot@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:BDA17F79-B765-44B9-8671-9517577F2D0C@microsoft.com...
>> So far setting the DPI to "Large" truncates Windows Mail and Windows
>> Calendar to a point where they are unusable. No Scroll bars, no red X to
>> close or minimize etc.
>> This needs to be corrected. Is this a known bug?
>> dotcom
>>
>>
>
>

KNOWN bug.
if you double click on the window border to WINDOW it and then double click on the border again to full screen it , it works.
this is a known bug, reportedly fixed in later versions.

mikeyhsd@sport.rr.com



"dotcom" <dot@nospam.com> wrote in message news:C2CE4F4E-112D-40E7-9018-C6753121BBEE@microsoft.com...
After not receiving any responses...of course I did! :-)
The programs seem to only configure correctly when set to the default DPI of
96.
Hope they get that fixed. 96 DPI is too small for me.
dotcom

"Bones" <idonthaveone@blah.com> wrote in message
news:%23uIDKx1jGHA.5020@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> You filed a bug report on it right?
>
> "dotcom" <dot@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:BDA17F79-B765-44B9-8671-9517577F2D0C@microsoft.com...
>> So far setting the DPI to "Large" truncates Windows Mail and Windows
>> Calendar to a point where they are unusable. No Scroll bars, no red X to
>> close or minimize etc.
>> This needs to be corrected. Is this a known bug?
>> dotcom
>>
>>
>
>