Windows Display Scaling
Turbo Guide Line automatically adjusts its display to match Windows display scaling.
When moving between monitors set to different scaling levels such as 100%, 125%, 150%, or 200%, the window, menus, toolbar, and other elements are resized to match the scaling of the destination monitor.
Turbo Guide Line can be used in environments where multiple monitors use different scaling settings.
Window Size
When moving to a monitor with a different scaling setting, the Turbo Guide Line window size also changes to match the Windows display scaling.
For example, when moving from a monitor set to 100% to one set to 200%, the window appears approximately twice as large on the screen.
Cursor Calibration
Depending on the Windows display scaling, the mouse cursor size and positional relationship may change slightly. If the drawing position and cursor position appear misaligned, perform cursor calibration on the monitor at that scaling setting.
Calibration is performed for the environment currently in use. If you move to a monitor with a different scaling setting, perform calibration again as needed.
Limitations
- Changing display scaling or moving to a monitor with a different scaling setting may cause differences of a few pixels in the window position or size.
- At high scaling settings, if the window is not wide enough, part of the toolbar may be shown in the overflow area.
- If the monitor scaling is changed in Windows, Windows may adjust the window position or size depending on the current display state.
- Cursor calibration values are not stored separately for each scaling setting. If the drawing position is misaligned, calibrate again on the monitor currently in use.