Re: Problem with Font height/Row Height



You can also change the monitor resolution used by gnumeric using the
Preferences dialog (Windows/Screen path). If this does not work, please
file a bug report.

Hope this helps
Jean

Le lundi 12 mars 2018 à 15:04 -0700, Dean McCarron a écrit :
I ran into an identical problem when I migrated to a system using a
high 
DPI monitor. If I set the system DPI to the standard 96 everything
was 
fine (though oversized on the high DPI screen.)

If this is your issue, it's because gnumeric sets row heights in
pixels 
that are not scaled with DPI, and the font engine is correctly
scaling 
for high DPI, so you end up with more pixels than the row is high. I 
couldn't find any settings to fix this (if there are, please,
someone 
tell me.)

It's an ugly workaround, but if you want to leave your DPI settings 
alone, you can scale the GDK DPI down to compensate using this on
the 
command line. You may need to adjust the scale factor (96/monitor's
DPI):

GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.69 gnumeric [filename]

This will result in everything being scaled down to match the
unadjusted 
row pixel spacing. You can then zoom to bring everything back to
normal 
size, but all the UI elements will remain scaled down.


On 03/12/2018 01:25 PM, John R. Sowden wrote:
I am in the process of switching from LO to Gnumeric because of
the 
very slow operation of LO. The problem I am finding is when I open
an 
.ODS file created with LO, the row height is not automatically 
adjusted to match the font height.  There is an "autoformat"
option, 
but it does not seem to reference row height.  The lower half of
the 
text is cut off.

Is there a SS wide option to make the row height work with the
fond 
used?  I do not use the MS TT fonts, nor do I use MS Excell.


Thanks,

John


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