I have just installed Trados Studio 2019 with Windown 10 Pro.
Icons are too small. What should I do to make the size bigger?
Thank you for any help.
Michaela
Most likely you're working with a nice machine using a high DPI. Studio is a work in progress for supporting high resolutions correctly so some parts look fine, and others can be so small they're difficult to work with.
There is an application on the appstore that can usually resolve this for you... it's reversible so worth trying!
Paul Filkin | RWS
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Hello, Paul. I installed ChangeScalingBehavior.1.0.2.0 and it improved things... a bit. Thanks for the tip!
Are there any other options to make menus even bigger? Any plans to improve/allow customization of menu and icon sizes soon? Interface operability and clarity are major factors for me in software choice.
Warm regards,
Jaime
Are there any other options to make menus even bigger?
I'm afraid not... other than changing the resolution on your computer in general.
Any plans to improve/allow customization of menu and icon sizes soon?
I'm not aware of any plans to allow customisation, but there are ongoing activities with regard to improving the support for high resolution screens so eventually everything should be better.
Paul Filkin | RWS
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Thanks. I believe this is a very necessary improvement that would be very welcome. It is an access issue as well. The implementation of a modular, customization approach to menus shouldn't be too taxing, considering similar approaches already available. I send you a friendly nudge of encouragement!
If it is was as easy as that I assure you that the development team would have done this by now. It is a work in progress to ensure better support for these types of screens.
Certainly we all want this!
Paul Filkin | RWS
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Bon courage ! Onwards! ¡Ánimo!
Thanks for your note. I realize how complex these issues are.
I interpret sometimes for a company that develops software for mining. These guys have to develop interfaces for incredibly complex, taxing tasks and environments.Their customization features are surreal, including ergonomics, readability, optimization and I don't know how many other fancy and useful user-friendly adaptations. Truly impressive.
We spend so many hours in front of the screen that reading functionality is on the top of mine and many of my colleagues improvements list. Just like yours. So I renew my cheers for a successful and prompt solution.
Regards,
Jaime
Bon courage ! Onwards! ¡Ánimo!
Thanks for your note. I realize how complex these issues are.
I interpret sometimes for a company that develops software for mining. These guys have to develop interfaces for incredibly complex, taxing tasks and environments.Their customization features are surreal, including ergonomics, readability, optimization and I don't know how many other fancy and useful user-friendly adaptations. Truly impressive.
We spend so many hours in front of the screen that reading functionality is on the top of mine and many of my colleagues improvements list. Just like yours. So I renew my cheers for a successful and prompt solution.
Regards,
Jaime
thanks. I'll look into this, my technical proves is limited. It looks promising. It would be very helpful if SDL or a third party were to develop some macros or similar approaches to automatize these tasks so one clic does it. SDL or third party.
Much appreciated!
J
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