ed95
July 2, 2019, 7:56am
11
If you look at the code, you can see that setting that flag to 0 just means that we set the application’s DPI awareness to system aware instead of per-monitor aware -
&& SUCCEEDED (setProcessDPIAwarenessContext (DPI_AWARENESS_CONTEXT_PER_MONITOR_AWARE_V2)))
return;
enableNonClientDPIScaling = (EnableNonClientDPIScalingFunc) getUser32Function ("EnableNonClientDpiScaling");
if (setProcessDPIAwareness != nullptr && enableNonClientDPIScaling != nullptr
&& SUCCEEDED (setProcessDPIAwareness (DPI_Awareness::DPI_Awareness_Per_Monitor_Aware)))
return;
#endif
if (setProcessDPIAwareness == nullptr)
setProcessDPIAwareness = (SetProcessDPIAwarenessFunc) GetProcAddress (shcoreModule, "SetProcessDpiAwareness");
if (setProcessDPIAwareness != nullptr && getDPIForMonitor != nullptr
&& SUCCEEDED (setProcessDPIAwareness (DPI_Awareness::DPI_Awareness_System_Aware)))
return;
}
if (! JUCEApplicationBase::isStandaloneApp())
return;
Have you updated your version of Windows 10 like the OP suggests?
