If the user changes their DPI should I stretch/shrink the bitmap or change
the size of the dialog.

Which is the better option and how do I do it?

Thanks.

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Michael Tissington
Oaklodge Technologies
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I suggest you refer to MSDN artilce "How to Write High-DPI Applications" by
"Nick Kramer" for this issue.It focuss on four general areas: text and
fonts, images (graphics, icons, and cursors), layout, and painting in high
DPI apps.

Best regards,
yhhuang
VS.NET, Visual C++
Microsoft

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!I'm painting a bitmap into the background of a dialog box.
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!If the user changes their DPI should I stretch/shrink the bitmap or change
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!Which is the better option and how do I do it?
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