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I have a .net application.
In my screen the labels (texts) are not exactly aligned or chopped.:mad:
In other user's screens everything looks OK.

I checked the resolusion and there is no difference between
the screens.

What should I fixed?
Rivki.

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Can you tell more description? You mean that when you maximize form it doesn't maximize labels or what?
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I use the same application as other users. The labels Text strings are trancated (cut) or misaligned on my screen. It doesn't happen on other users' screens. The application doesn't have the option to maximize or minimize the Form.
I added a picture that shows the problem.
In my screen the font is bigger!

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Probably a stupid question but, CTRL + scrolling doesn't work right?

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The question is not so stupid - Anyhow, the application in NOT a web application, just C# application. Installation is the same as in other users' machines - Only the screen display is different when some of the labels' Text valeus are shown.

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Stolen from: DotNet C# (C sharp): Different Form Size on different PCs (What can i DO??) - dotnet.itags.org :P

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Settings->Advanced and change DPI Setting. This is the setting that has
weird consequences for values other than 96.
I assume they are talking about visual studio settings, and to set the value to 96 if that's not the case.


Edit: They possibly are talking about the settings of the computer. You can also set the DPI value there, in xp it's accessible by doing:
control panel-> display properties->settings -> advanced -> general -> Display -> DPI setting.
final 2-3 steps may differ a bit.

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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You're welcome^^




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