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I previously owned Photoshop CS6, but when I install it on my new laptop, the menus are crazy small since the resolution on my new laptop is high (3840x2160). I know I can decrease it, but then the whole display looks weird. I was looking at getting Photoshop Elements 2019. The requirements are 1280x800. Am I going to run into the same small menu problem?
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chatterbox17 wrote
I previously owned Photoshop CS6, but when I install it on my new laptop, the menus are crazy small since the resolution on my new laptop is high (3840x2160). I know I can decrease it, but then the whole display looks weird. I was looking at getting Photoshop Elements 2019. The requirements are 1280x800. Am I going to run into the same small menu problem?
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That scaling issue has been solved since version 13.1 of Elements. The editor follows the same solution as Photoshop by providing an automatic scaling at 200%. For the organizer, you simply have to set your Windows display preference for text at 125 or 150 % just like for other softwares.
To be sure, you should download the free trial of PSE2019, which is fully functional for 30 days. If you decide to buy it, you don't need to reinstall, just entered the licence key you get with your purchase.
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For photoshop cs6 you can use Override High DPI scaling behavior as follows:
Photoshop cs6 at screen resolution 3840 x 2400
After using the Override High DPI scaling behavior