Just got myself a beautiful new 2560x1440 27" monitor. Set DPI scaling in Windows to 125% so I can enjoy the full native resolution while still being able to r

Just got myself a beautiful new 2560x1440 27" monitor. Set DPI scaling in Windows to 125% so I can enjoy the full native resolution while still being able to read text on the screen. Tried to use Quickbooks and half the fields are cut off. Their solution? I need to "optimize" my DPI scaling settings - AKA, set it back to 100%. I mean, if they can't actually support scaling properly, couldn't they at least override it so the interface doesn't completely break itself with scaling turned on? It boggles my mind how they put out a new version of these products every single year, and yet seem to manage to avoid actually improving their most glaring deficiencies. Edit: Just read the fine print more closely there. Indeed, in the Windows 7 compatibility settings in shortcut properties, you can turn off DPI scaling for individual programs. That helps!