What is "(10x20)"?[1024x768 (10x20)] Resolution-dependent data
What is "Resolution-dependent data" numbers' meani
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What is "Resolution-dependent data" numbers' meani
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When your system DPI = 96, it is (8x16)
When your system DPI >= 120, it is (10x20)
In case you don't know how to change system DPI, read this
When your system DPI >= 120, it is (10x20)
In case you don't know how to change system DPI, read this
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They are the average width and height of a character of the system font, and therefore a measure for the current DPI value. They are retrieved with this function:
GetDialogBaseUnits
GetDialogBaseUnits
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