When I click to “add measurement”, I can’t find “OK”, “Cancel”
button of the add measurement pop-up window.
(QA402 version 0.998)
My WNDOWS 10 PRO is the Korean Language version(not
English version) , and I’m worry if it was for the difference
of the display method of the Universal Coded Character Set.
I checked the properties of QA402.exe, then
Window10’s troubleshooter suggested “Windows 8 K” mode.
I accepted the mode and saved.
The results : not complete, but appeared the buttons of “OK” and “Cancel” as following image.
Hi @sohon23m, there is a change coming in version 0.999 (hopefully out today) that will limit the height of the dialog box in question to 640 pixels. Windows 10 is doing some scaling for some reason even though there is plenty of screen real estate. This happens with a lot of apps, including microsoft’s native Win10 apps. But there doesn’t seem to a single fix other than changing with scaling.
Once 0.999 release, we can see if it works around the issue on your machine with the shorter dlg.
Hi, Matt
I’ve just installed Release 0.999, but unfortunately can not
see the “OK” and “Cancel” buttons of “add measurements” pop-up window
(same as Release 0.998)
In the “Windows 8” mode(changed at the Properties of qa40x.exe),
parts of the buttons can see, and can click, as the following captured image.
Hi @sohon23m, I think your issue will take several tries to fix because it cannot be replicated on a computer with western font.
Release 0.9992 is located HERE and it uses a different approach for the dialog. The previous solution reduced the Height of the dialog, which didn’t change anything on your machine.
This dialog is unique because the controls are autocreated at run-time. The 0.9992 release tells Windows to performing scaling after the dialog is constructed, rather than than before. I do not know if this will fix it, but we’ll need to try in incremental steps.
I did check the dialog under Mono, and it renders correctly there.
Please report your findings with 0.9992 when time permits. Thanks!
Hi,Matt
Today, I thought out suddenly that I have a
retired old hard disk, so I installed the Windows 10
English Edition to that disk temporarily.
In English Windows 10, the “Add measurements”
pop-up windows are displayed perfectlly,
both in your previous 0.998 and new 0.9991 versions of
QA40x.exe.
Hi @sohon23m, what is strange is how the buttons are “compressed” in height. Notice that the button height is much less than the adjacent text entry box height. Normally, they are almost the same height.
I don’t think we covered before, but can you please explain again your display resolution and the physical diagonal measurement OR your system PPI?
(I tested many size of resolutions, but the results
were not changed.)
The other test
I compared the size of the pop-up window
displayed by Win10_EN and Win10_KN.
Befor the test, I clicked the top of thet pop-up
window to enlarge to full-screen size(Win10_KN).
to see the hidden (or compressed) area.
The following is the full screen of pop-up windows
of Win_KN.
Two more tests for pop-up windows of “Add Measurement”
New install : Windows11 preview build 22454.1000 Korean Hangul edition
–>Results : same as Windows10 Korean Hangul edition
New install : Windows10 Japanese edition
→ Results : same as Korean edition.
Summary of test results:
Windows 10 Engligh : Yes, fully displayed
Korean : No
Japanese : No
Windows 11 Korean : No
I’ve heard Korean or Japanese (and Chinese maybe) characters are
double-byte, whereas English alphabet is of single-byte.
I think Microsoft applies different window-size to double-byte characters.
After restart, log in original account.(language : Korean)
(Here, I uninstalled the existing QA40x.exe, and re-installed
new QA402.exe_v0.9999, for clean set up.)
Excute QA40x.exe(by clicking the shortcut icon, as usual).
Because I changed the “Welcome screen” settings, I checked if there were changes
to other programs and applications,but I found no significant changes yet.
I’ll try this solutions to Windows11 Korean Edition and Windows10 Japanes edition.
(It seems to take 2-3 days.)
Did you notice if Windows installed a new font at some point? For a future release, we will add the ability to force a language from the command line for an experiment. Your study is extremely helpful, thanks!
I added Enlish(United States) at “Preffered Languages”–>click “add a language”.
System installed automatically Enlish font pack,but there was no notice about the name of font pack.
Then “Enlish(United States)” option appeared at “Windows display language” and I selected it.