Tim Roberts wrote:
Unfortunately, this has one very serious side effect. The DPI setting
affects the definition of a "dialog unit", which is the basic unit of
measurement for laying out dialog resources. That means all of the
spacing and sizing in dialogs changes proportionally. Application
developers are notoriously deficient at testing this, with the result
that changing the DPI generally breaks most dialogs -- fields get
truncated and overlap each other.
Which is why we user sizers instead.
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