

How to Change DPI Settings for a Specific Application. Change DPI Scaling for a Specific Application. How to FIX: Tiny Text Fonts in Menus/Toolbars/Icons in Programs on Windows 10/8.1. In this tutorial I 'll show to you how to resolve the "tiny and blurry fonts" issue in menus and text in 4k and higher resolution monitors (screens) in Windows 10 & 8.1 OS. By default, desktop applications are completely DPI unaware and are bitmap-stretched by Windows).

These applications are automatically scaled by the system at any other DPI settings. They are always assumed to have a scale factor of 100 percent (96 DPI).

Otherwise, I have had fonts and keyboard get hosed from time to time. If your font size is locked into something that is not per normal first be sure you reset it. You can change default font size by going to Tools - Options - Note. using Ctrl +/- on every note, every time I was going to look at the note. Not sure how my PDF sizing is connected to default font size in all other notes. I'm thinking this makes no sense at all, but that's what happened. So I played around with that a little bit till I got my "normal" text notes back to my normal font size. I remembered that I had been messing around with sizing on my PDF earlier, so I found another PDF in another note, and sized it up and down (using Ctrl MouseScroll +/- on the PDF) to see if that affected my default "normal" text in my other notes. which is basically saying there's no way to change default font size on all notes, even though that's what had happened to me somehow. In searching for the fix to that, I found this page. A few hours later, I was looking at some text notes and it seemed that ALL my notes suddenly had much smaller text. Earlier today, I was using Ctrl MouseScroll -/+ to resize a PDF inside a note to make it fit on my screen to read it.
