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Larger icons / High Resolution Monitors - for indesign only

Explorer ,
Dec 19, 2018 Dec 19, 2018

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hello,

i have big new screen, and i changed it revolution to 125% (instead of 100%)  so i can see the icons better.

it went well on illustrator and photoshop, but same hoe on Indesign it make all to big!

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Dec 19, 2018 Dec 19, 2018

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Which version of InDesign and OS?

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2018

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What operating system?

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windows 10

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Yeah, UI scaling sucks on Windows. I've been complaining about it for quite some time. It's even worse when you have two monitors with different scaling settings.

ID won't scale to 125, only to 150 or 200. So when you set the O/S scaling to 125 and turn on UI scaling in ID it scales it up to 150 or 200 depending upon the setting. At the very least make sure you have it set to "Scale to Lower Supported Scale Factor" or turn it off altogether.

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where can i find this "Scale to Lower Supported Scale Factor"?

and from your answer it seems there is no solution for it...?

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Preferences > UI Scaling

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thanks.

i should see same change?

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Depends on how things are set up in the O/S and InDesign.

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