4K-Zweitmonitor: Fenster falsch skaliert/unscharf

[holger_8433]

Photoshop und Illustrator machen alles richtig - die Fenster auf dem 4k-Zweitbildschirm sind richtig skaliert und scharf:

Anders Indesign - hier sind die Fenster auf dem 4k-Zweitbildschirm falsch skaliert und unscharf:

Was muss ich wo einstellen?

[holger_8433]

Nachtrag zum Verständnis: Ich arbeite an zwei Monitoren - einem Grafik-Monitor (Arbeitsfläche) und einem 4K-sRGB Monitor (sonstige Andockfenster). Leider haben die Bilder beim Hochladen gelitten: Die Bilder zeigen zwei Screenshots über beide Monitore. Jeweils links sieht man den 4K-Monitor, rechts den Grafik-Bildschirm. Während im oberen Bild (Screenshot Photoshop) beide Seiten scharf sind, ist im unteren Bild (Screenshot Indesign) nur die rechte Seite scharf. Die Fenster auf dem 4k-Monitor sehen unscharf (falsch skaliert) aus.

[holger_8433]

Und noch ein Nachtrag: ich arbeite mit der aktuellen CC unter Windows 11 pro

[Abhishek Rao]

Hi @holger_8433,

Thanks for explaining the issue in these details. To start with, I would recommend try renaming the CEP folder to CEP.old from C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe. If that doesn't make a difference, rename the UXP folder to UXP.old from both C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\ and C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe. Once done, relaunch InDesign and check if the scaling and sharpness improve on your 4K monitor.

Looking forward to hearing how it goes.

Abhishek

[holger_8433]

Hi Abhishek,

thanks for your ideas, but that didn't work. 😞

Do you have more ideas?

Thanks

Holger

[Mike Witherell]

Guten tag, Holger,

Have you checked also on your Windows 11 settings?

What is Windows > Display doing? Accessibility > Text Size?

What is InDesign Preferences > Interface doing?

I recommend that you have two monitors that are the same native resolution, whether that is 4k or FullHD or whatever. Otherwise, Windows might get confused.

[holger_8433]

Hi Mike,

the monitor with the working-area has 100%, the 4K-Monitor has 150%. BUT: as I told, in Photoshop and Illustrator it works great. Only Indesign don't want to display the windows correctly.

[Anubhav M]

Hello @holger_8433,

Would you mind changing the resolution and scaling under the OS settings to the defaults for the monitor(s) (Windows / macOS), restarting your computer, and then relaunching InDesign to check if it helps?

If the problem persists, try the suggestions in this post (https://adobe.ly/3Jf3Cxx) and share your observations.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Anubhav

[rob day]

Hi @holger_8433 , By default the InDesign 100% view is the Print view—Photoshop’s 100% is a 1:1 image to screen resolution.

I’m not using the most recent InDesign version, but in CC versions there is a hidden preference that you can access via scripting that lets you set a custom or Photoshop’s 1:1 100% view.

This script will let you match Photoshop’s 100% (a 1:1 ratio of screen to image pixels). The dialog looks like this:

You can get the script here:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/40psjmf85ha08gl3s5isw/AGfqsF_EDyNv4NetCKnnRC8?rlkey=lb1yxdhv2m5nioi48...