font size problem
zjx@paris
Hello,
Is anyone know how to change the font size in "Modify Axis" menu? I am using igor pro 6.37, and at some point the font size of "Modify Axis" menu became too big, and I could not see all the options. I may have changed some settings before, but I don't remember what I have done.
I have tried to turn on and turn off the "Override high DPI scaling behavior" and choose System or System(Enhanced) option, but it doesn't work.
Are you using a high-resolution monitor? Igor 6 doesn't work well that way. It will work best at 100% scaling; if you have set it to 120% (which is pretty common for people who want things to appear somewhat bigger) it will probably have troubles with font sizes in various places.
Please be aware that Igor 6 was released long before high resolution monitors were available, and before Windows was able to support them. The best solution would be to upgrade- we are now shipping Igor 9.
November 2, 2021 at 09:29 am - Permalink
In reply to Are you using a high… by johnweeks
Thanks for the reply. Maybe I have connected my laptop to a high-resolution monitor once, but most of the time I don't connect it to external monitor. I am using 100% scaling and Igor pro 7 works quite well in my laptop without this problem. The reason why I am using igor pro 6 is that I need to use some procedures writen by others and they are not compatible with igor 7 or higher version.
November 2, 2021 at 10:31 am - Permalink
Does the code you're using rely on the Interpolate operation? I can imagine the deprecation of that is a breaking change, but you can easily update old code to use the Interpolate2 operation. This was the most obvious showstopper I encountered making the switch.
November 2, 2021 at 12:02 pm - Permalink
> The reason why I am using igor pro 6 is that I need to use some procedures writen by others and they are not compatible with igor 7 or higher version.
Do you get compile errors or does it not work? In both cases people here might be able to help.
November 2, 2021 at 03:32 pm - Permalink
In reply to Does the code you're using… by cpr
this I don't know. Probably yes.
November 5, 2021 at 08:43 am - Permalink
In reply to > The reason why I am using… by thomas_braun
Yes, there are errors when I try to compile them, like text coding problem, definition of waves and many other problems...
November 5, 2021 at 08:48 am - Permalink