Dear user,
I am not entirely sure which settings you are talking about.
Kind regards,
Arne
Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Moderator: LSI_Ketelhohn
- LSI_Ketelhohn
- LSI Staff
- Posts: 4283
- Joined: Wed May 28, 2008 11:19 am
- Scanner: all
- Location: Kiel, Germany
- Contact:
-
- Visitor
- Posts: 9
- Joined: Wed Mar 08, 2017 12:56 am
- Scanner: Reflecta CrystalScan 7200
- SilverFast Product: Archive Suite
- Location: Germany
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Now I have found the time to test more precisely.
With the new update, there are extended compatibility settings with which a program can be started:
"Right click on the Silverfast program shortcut on desktop -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Override behavior with high DPI scaling. Scaling performed by:"
Since I have translated from German to English, it may be that in Windows 10 in English the names are different.
Another time I have to correct myself. It seems that the menu size in Silverfast Update 8.8.0r7 is set to a fixed (larger) value. This value obviously corresponds to the value of 200% UI scaling, which can now be adjusted with the new Windows 10 update.
In my case, I would argue that Silverfast with a fixed scaling to 200% (Update 8.8.0r7) is better than a Silverfast, which can only be scaled by operating system options (unsightly) (Update 8.8.0r8).
With the new update, there are extended compatibility settings with which a program can be started:
"Right click on the Silverfast program shortcut on desktop -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Override behavior with high DPI scaling. Scaling performed by:"
Since I have translated from German to English, it may be that in Windows 10 in English the names are different.
Another time I have to correct myself. It seems that the menu size in Silverfast Update 8.8.0r7 is set to a fixed (larger) value. This value obviously corresponds to the value of 200% UI scaling, which can now be adjusted with the new Windows 10 update.
In my case, I would argue that Silverfast with a fixed scaling to 200% (Update 8.8.0r7) is better than a Silverfast, which can only be scaled by operating system options (unsightly) (Update 8.8.0r8).
- LSI_Ketelhohn
- LSI Staff
- Posts: 4283
- Joined: Wed May 28, 2008 11:19 am
- Scanner: all
- Location: Kiel, Germany
- Contact:
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
That is strange. Far more users get better results with the new setting that directly uses the Windows setting.
I am not sure we can switch that back as the fixed values caused some issues on several systems.
Kind regards,
Arne
I am not sure we can switch that back as the fixed values caused some issues on several systems.
Kind regards,
Arne
-
- Visitor
- Posts: 9
- Joined: Wed Mar 08, 2017 12:56 am
- Scanner: Reflecta CrystalScan 7200
- SilverFast Product: Archive Suite
- Location: Germany
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Thank goodness there are good solutions.
Solution 1: Adapt the Silverfast software to native support for scaling the menus. (Optimal and only really meaningful solution)
If a small image program like IrfanView supports this for a long time, why not the Silverfast software?
Solution 2: Option to display the menus as in Silverfast Update 8.8.0r7. (Possibly as a temporary emergency solution)

Solution 1: Adapt the Silverfast software to native support for scaling the menus. (Optimal and only really meaningful solution)
If a small image program like IrfanView supports this for a long time, why not the Silverfast software?
Solution 2: Option to display the menus as in Silverfast Update 8.8.0r7. (Possibly as a temporary emergency solution)
-
- Visitor
- Posts: 9
- Joined: Wed Mar 08, 2017 12:56 am
- Scanner: Reflecta CrystalScan 7200
- SilverFast Product: Archive Suite
- Location: Germany
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Is there any news about this case? 

- LSI_Ketelhohn
- LSI Staff
- Posts: 4283
- Joined: Wed May 28, 2008 11:19 am
- Scanner: all
- Location: Kiel, Germany
- Contact:
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Dear user,
We have found a possible source for the small UI issue. But it so far only was reproducible on systems with a QHD+ screen.
Our developers are currently looking into this. It took some time to locate this because we do not have such a display in our testing department.
Kind regards,
Arne
We have found a possible source for the small UI issue. But it so far only was reproducible on systems with a QHD+ screen.
Our developers are currently looking into this. It took some time to locate this because we do not have such a display in our testing department.
Kind regards,
Arne
-
- Visitor
- Posts: 9
- Joined: Wed Mar 08, 2017 12:56 am
- Scanner: Reflecta CrystalScan 7200
- SilverFast Product: Archive Suite
- Location: Germany
Re: Extremely small window elements on 4k monitor
Thank you for the promising update.
I'm already waiting very excitedly for the day on which Silverfast is displayed properly scaled on my monitor.
I'm already waiting very excitedly for the day on which Silverfast is displayed properly scaled on my monitor.

Return to “All other problems”
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest