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-Pv- · 09-30-17, 11:00 PM

Now we know you are referring to the in-game "manual" screens.
Assuming you are not using an emulator, the best resolution settings for most games is to set the game AND your desktop to the SAME Resolution and 100% DPI. This has the best chance of matching the same environment the developers tested the game at. I'm guessing your computer desktop is non-English.

Desktop icons:
A lot of people used to WinXP would increase the DPI to increase the size of desktop icons. This is no longer necessary in Win7, 8 and 10. You can set desktop icons to three different sizes independent of resolution and DPI in these OSes. Desktop and game to the same native resolution as your monitor (usually the max setting available = "suggested") and DPI to 100% will solve your problem.
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09-30-17, 11:00 PM	#9
-Pv- The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,434 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Now we know you are referring to the in-game "manual" screens. Assuming you are not using an emulator, the best resolution settings for most games is to set the game AND your desktop to the SAME Resolution and 100% DPI. This has the best chance of matching the same environment the developers tested the game at. I'm guessing your computer desktop is non-English. Desktop icons: A lot of people used to WinXP would increase the DPI to increase the size of desktop icons. This is no longer necessary in Win7, 8 and 10. You can set desktop icons to three different sizes independent of resolution and DPI in these OSes. Desktop and game to the same native resolution as your monitor (usually the max setting available = "suggested") and DPI to 100% will solve your problem. -Pv- Last edited by -Pv-; 09-30-17 at 11:10 PM.