Some dialogs incorrectly sized

[jclausius]

What font scaling are you using in your setup?

[ajj3085]

What font scaling are you using in your setup?

200%, which is the default/recommended setting.

[jclausius]

If it is 200% font scaling, this experimental Vault version should be using the 32x32 icons. Trying to figure out a way to verify if that is what you're seeing.

[ajj3085]

If it is 200% font scaling, this experimental Vault version should be using the 32x32 icons. Trying to figure out a way to verify if that is what you're seeing.

I got an email about build 10.0.0.755. The icons now look good, thanks! The only thing still off on the checkin dialog is the checkboxes next to the files in the tree view. You can actually see that in my last screen shot. Also the file type icon next to the checkbox is small also, so its hard to tell what its supposed to be, but these are less important than the icon buttons (as i usually go down the list doing one last show diffs for each file).

[jclausius]

Glad that experimental build solves some of the UI issues you encountered.

Unfortunately, the checkboxes and +/- expansion boxes are a part of that third party control, and the system type icon will require a change in the Win32 API for getting larger sized icons. The timetable for resolving these issues will be slower than fixing the toolbar imaging.

[Beth]

I wanted to add some additional information a customer provided. The results are small, but may help some users.

Modifying the registry will allow VaultGUIClient.exe to run in non dpi aware mode.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\VaultGUIClient.exe]
"dpiAwareness"=dword:00000000

Removing the entry or Setting dword:00000001 enables DPI aware which apparently is the default.

Dpi aware default for MS Visual studio can also be disabled using the same technique above.
See this https://code4ward.net/2016/11/29/visual ... n-highdpi/