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kuo_max
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October 16, 2015
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DpiAwareness = 1' in AdobeCaptivate.ini

  • October 16, 2015
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download the adobe captivate 9, never use it before, following youtube  and got the error message"

Capture is disallowed since high density display was detected. please set " DpiAwareness = 1"  in Adobe captive.ini and restart the application.

how to change it? thanks

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Correct answer Lilybiri

Are you using a retina screen? What is the font size set to: 175%, 250%?

8 replies

Participant
November 4, 2022

Totally worked! Thank you!

mvxc55688526
Participant
February 1, 2022

Thanks!! it works perfetcly

Participant
September 2, 2020

This video walked me through how to fix this for me. Hope it helps!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKjOcNkZDI8

Participant
August 23, 2020

Hi folks!

Very easy solution.

Right-click on your desktop

choose display settings

change display resolution to 1024 *768 then 

Open the software and see the magic.

I think there are some specific resolutions you could use...

Good Luck!

Paul Wilson CTDP
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 21, 2019

This might help you out...

https://youtu.be/4RLm4pJRBGY

Paul Wilson, CTDP
Participant
July 21, 2019

Hi Paul,

Thank you so much!. I probably made a huge mistake. I changed the properties of the folder to allow me to modify it, and I did change the original.

Participant
August 21, 2016

I am using Windows 10 with dual monitor display. I am not one to tinker with software and found a much easier solution. The display settings defaulted to showing text and images at 125%. This caused an inaccurate snap to window. I reduced the display to 100% and the snap to window feature worked as expected.

tamarap12344654
Participant
October 18, 2015

I think I figured it out.  You can find the AdobeCaptivate.ini file here C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 9 x64.  To edit the file go to Notepad and right click and choose Run as Administrator.  Change the dpi awareness = to 1 instead of 0 and save. Reopen Adobe Captivate.

limakeelo
Participant
December 3, 2015

Yes, this fixed it!  Thanks.

kuo_max
kuo_maxAuthor
Participant
October 16, 2015

its' about Adobe Captivate 9, and using Video Demo.

i'm using Windows 10 OS,  thanks .

tamarap12344654
Participant
October 18, 2015

Having the same issue.  On Windows 10 also.