Hi Logan,
thank you for the suggestion. Implementing "bold" probably wouldn't be a
big problem. I have previously implemented "scaling" for high def monitors
on advice of other users, which should allow operating system scaling to
work without major problems, at least for Windows. I make no promises, but
you might have a look at this in the meantime?
Also, thank you very much for suggesting that I'm getting close to positive
integer major version territory - at times, I still feel very far off ;-)
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Rune / 5Q5R
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On Sat, 21 Sep 2019 at 23:09, kz6oscar <lrahnz@...> wrote:
Rune,
Thanks for all of your work on this. I know from personal experience the
effort and dedication that something like this requires. When I bought my
NanoVNA, I had no idea that I was "surfing" the early adopters wave. I am a
recently retired electrical engineer and the intellectual stimulation has
been welcome, especially when dealing with a well designed software
application like yours. The "bleeding edge" apps are not always this well
thought out. It is quickly getting to the point where the first digit of
the version number can be an integer greater than zero.
I do have a suggestion....
I have a 4k UHD monitor and one of the issues that I have is that most
apps use fonts that have a single pixel stroke width which can be quite
hard to read. I know that you have a font size option, which helps,
however, I found that simply going to the Bold version of a font can widen
the font stroke width and make big improvements in readability on a UHD
monitor without changing the font size. Perhaps, you could put this option
on your to do list for a future version.
73
Logan, KE7AZ
