Looking at the image attached the problem is self-explanatory. The tabs and icons within the software (photoshop in this particular case) are extremely small so that they are barely visible and difficult to use. It happens to some of the software just installed in a newly bought pc(very high resolution screen).  How can I resize them specifically (I know the trick for general resizing).  Would the software "sizer" help?
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We know that with the Windows 10 feature Display Scaling is possible to change the size of text, apps and icons. Once you set a value, this is applied to ALL texts, apps and icons. I just want to set this feature for specific apps. One example: 125% is set to default, but when I use an IDE like Eclipse or Visual Studio I want the scaling at 100%. Is it possible?
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The Camera view area is so small (see picture). How can I increase it?
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I have a new laptop with a very high resolution screen and can't get QGIS to work properly.   Icons and text are too small.   I tried to change the resolution, but had no luck.   I also tried to change settings in QGIS but that changes only text and some of the icons.
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Just moved from Unity to GNOME with the update to Ubuntu 17.10. There is a HUGE amount of wasted space at the top of the screen, when an application is open.  Evolution and Firefox both have four "bars" with 90% of each empty. Unity, to its credit was able to blend / mix these horizontal bars so there was only one / two.      Four is way too much. If this is GNOME I may carry on with Unity for the next six months.  Can anybody suggest a tweak/change/fix for this?
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I was planning to do a 1920x1080 wallpaper from my favourite musician's cover. Everything was going good so far until I used correction brush which totally ruined my whole work. There are pixelated lines (how do I call these?!) everywhere! They're everywhere, it's very visible when zooming. Using Content-Aware Fill did nothing about it. I beg for help. Sorry if I did something wrong writing this post, i'm a beginner.
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In the newest Nautilus 3.18 the smallest folder/icon size is really too big. Is there some way to hack (or something) this program and set a smaller one?
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The Area 51 ads shouldn't really look like that. It seems like the image is cropped, changing the sizes in the HTML code won't exactly fix it.  Even resizing doesn't work:
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Noticed in my  that the avatars of the Top Network Askers are blurry.  Quick check showed it's because SE is requesting the 16x16 thumbnail, while having 30x30 size of the image itself, which cause the image to stretch.  Changing the requested image to 32x32 makes the avatars more clear, e.g.  vs   Live demo. Nick looks like this at the moment:        Changing to  32x32 will make it much better:
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If I open up many tabs in Chrome, the Tabs start to shrink. This is usually a normal behavior if the tabs would use the whole availible space, BUT in my case the tabs shrink too much. They don't use up the whole availible space anymore, but only go until somwhere at three quarters of the window. The more tabs I open, the larger the availible space gets until it reaches a maximum. This strikes me as somewhat not so normal.  Another funny thing is, if I use a second Monitor to extend my Desktop, Tabs will be smaller on the second Desktop and will only fill half the availible space from the beginning. For example right now I have 6 tabs open, which fill out approximately half the availible space. If I open more tabs, only the tab size reduces. This has not been like that when I first installed the browser.  This is what it looks like:    Is there any solution for this?   I hereby explicitly mean NO extensions. I found enough extensions to handle tabs. I just want them to behave normally without any of those tab-extensions. Re-Installing Chrome does NOT work, I tried that.
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I have strange problem. My Wallch icon is huge. See the screenshot:    I removed XFCE settings and reordered items a little. How can I restore normal Wallch icon size?  Update:  My /usr/share/applications/wallch-nautilus.desktop file:  [Desktop Entry] Version=4 Name=Wallch Comment=Change desktop wallpapers automatically Exec=/usr/bin/wallch %U Icon=wallch Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=Utility;Application; MimeType=inode/directory;  Actions=Change_Wallpaper;Start;  [Desktop Action Change_Wallpaper] Name=Change Wallpaper Once Exec=/usr/bin/wallch --change TargetEnvironmet=Unity  [Desktop Action Start] Name=Start/Stop Wallpapers Exec=/usr/bin/wallch --start TargetEnvironment=Unity   And the /usr/share/pixmaps/wallch.png:
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Even though I have the default icons set to display in Settings, they do not display. See the image below. Ideas????
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I am running windows 7 with multiple monitors.  2 at 1920 x 1200 and 1 at 1600x900 resolution.  Controls are cut off and I cannot view the entire content of the window.    As far as I can tell I only have the issue with Outlook 2010, it may be present in other applications but I haven't noticed it.  For example to get to the more settings button I have to use tab and then click enter.  The more settings button is never visible.  I have used applications that allow you to force windows to be resizable, however the anchoring is such that it remains cut off.  This has been present over multiple clean installs on the system.  My DPI is set to 100% unlike this .
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Nothing looks right in the ASCII art.  It looks wrong and nothing is proportional, how do I fix this? I have tried fiddling with my font size, but nothing still looks right!
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Currently i am unable to create images that get resized automaticaly according to the different image styles.  This includes the default styles such as thumbnail as well as the custom created styles.  I have checked the "Public file system path" as well as the "Temporary directory" (under Configuration > File system).  Both of the directories exist.  The file permissions are good on the directories (777).  The original file that's uploaded gets created. It's just the scaled images that aren't getting created.  Any help with this problem would be very welcome. If there is already a solution somewhere (which means i searched for the wrong terms), a link to that would be very appreciated.  edit:   I can't find anything in the logfile either, except for messages like :  type : page not found  message: sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/fotoslider/slider_images/testbeeld20130103005.jpg
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How to change the size of desktop icons? I tried gconf-editor as given at  .  I am not getting the option for changing size at app &gt; nautilus &gt; icon_view.  I am using Ubuntu 11.10. Kindly help me in changing default icon size.   I want to make them small.
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I want to use one of the Adobe Creative Suite 5 programs to create an image sprite of all the small icons and images on my webpages.   I've done it a number of times before in Photoshop but can't quite get every icon to be at the exact coordinates I intend them to be at.  The last method I used was to explicitly define the correct size of each as a shape, and use snap-to and line guides to line them all up where I want each image, and then insert the images and hide the shapes.   This takes a little while and to my dismay, there always seems to be something that's a pixel or two out of place, messing with my beautiful site designs.  What method can I use to set up a grid of images with varying sizes to be at specific coordinates?  Which of the Adobe CS5 Programs has the best functionality for this?  and a loosely relevant side question..  For the purpose of rendering in a browser as fast as possible, should the images be lined up vertically, horizontally or in a roughly equal sided rectangle?
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I recently purchased a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, which sports a high-dpi 13" screen with a resolution of 3200x1800, running under Win8.1.  The issue I sometimes face is that some applications will not scale properly and will look tiny on screen, making them almost unusable.  I'm aware of the scaling options for Win8 and of the magnifier tool (that you can call using the  and + or - keys), but it will magnify parts of the screen only and its use is cumbersome since it is indiscriminate.  Ideally, what I would need is a utility that can automatically resize the windows of a given application or at least a selected window.  I'm sure this is an issue that will become more common as high-dpi screens become more mainstream for Windows machines.