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High-DPI support for Windows Forms is long-overdue.

• alkonaut 10y ago
  Definitely. Can't see any signs of them backporting it to Win 7 though? Those of us to maintain heavy winforms apps aren't going to drop Win7/8/8.1 support in order to get HighDPI support.
  • my123 10y ago
    High-DPI is handled automatically, you don't have to change anything in your app.
    • ygra 10y ago
      The improvements are Windows-10-only. Of course it has worked to some degree or another for ages. More or less.
      • my123 10y ago
        Windows 10 Redstone 2 (Creator's Update) made HighDPI much more bearable. Sad to think that it didn't even work for the device manager less than a year ago. :p
  • Analemma_ 10y ago
    Windows 7 is almost eight years old, and is multiple versions behind on low-level display-related components like WDDM. Expecting a backport of a change like this to it is not reasonable IMO.