Whistler software too small to see/use on MS Surface Pro 7

[canisp]

Hi, I just got a new surface pro7 and have installed the software successfully but when the program runs the window is too small to read. If I expand, the window expands but the usable part of the window stays the same size... very strange. I'm sure it is some sort of user error, if anyone can help I would appreciate it.

Cheers.

 

[canisp]

Sorry, this is the software for the 1080 that has been upgraded by Whistler Group.

 

[tvengr]

Try adjusting the scaling in windows compatibility mode. Here is a response I had earlier from Whistler:
Right click on the shortcut and select Properties > Compatibility > and under settings check the box for Override high DPI scaling behavior, then select System in the drop down box and hit Apply.

 

[RaleighGuy]

Try this thread for info

EZ Scan Display issues

Downloaded Whistler EZ Scan for TRX-1e. I am running it in Windows 10 via Parallels on a Mac. When I start via the shortcut the EZScan window opens but is very small and wont expand or open in full screen. I have tried changing the display settings in compatibilty but still the same. Hopefully...

forums.radioreference.com

 

[canisp]

Try adjusting the scaling in windows compatibility mode. Here is a response I had earlier from Whistler:
Right click on the shortcut and select Properties > Compatibility > and under settings check the box for Override high DPI scaling behavior, then select System in the drop down box and hit Apply.

Thank you very much for this, unfortunately it doesn't seem to change anything... frustrating.

 

[canisp]

Try adjusting the scaling in windows compatibility mode. Here is a response I had earlier from Whistler:
Right click on the shortcut and select Properties > Compatibility > and under settings check the box for Override high DPI scaling behavior, then select System in the drop down box and hit Apply.

****, I am an idiot... didn't do the system part... Thank you so much for your help... all is good. Cheers!

 

[canisp]

Thanks for all your help...tvengr saved the day. Cheers guys!!!

 

[dpm3]

Thanks for the info, N1GAW! Solved my problem with the program display.

 

[a417]

i've also found that those surface/tablets frequently can use a slight scaling bump of system fonts to make them more readable. I have an asus transformer that I bumped to 150% and it made the system on the whole easier to read on those higher DPI systems at small format sizes.

Its under the Display section of windows system settings. You can search for "scaling" to find it.