Hi screen res issue WIndows 11

[Juan Corrin]

On a donated Windows 11 laptop, using the recommended screen of 3200 x 1800 px, I find the compass and direction indicators and the altitude numbers too small to read. The pixel res is being crammed into 294 x 164mm. The text in the left pane is OK. Screen shot attached which needs to be viewed at about 294mm across to give the correct impression.

[Juan Corrin]

Other survey components are also too small, e.g. entrances just a pin-point; station text very small.

[Olly Betts]

This is meant to work, but it looks like there was an incompatible change in the wx support for it during the 3.1.x development series:

​https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_window.html#a89cbf94bc15d4e8cb5b1e7db85225577

So we probably just need to use GetDPIScaleFactor() instead of GetContentScaleFactor() (and we no longer support wx < 3.2 so we can do so unconditionally).

[Olly Betts]

Fix pushed: eadf5fd1ab7f9bdf02a0d6f0341ac07bb7923c09

[Olly Betts]

Juan: https://survex.com/software/microsoft-windows-installer-1.2.17-plus-hidpi.zip is a build with the change if you're able to test.

[Juan Corrin]

Hi Olly, Didn't work - 4 error messages on black screen, as attached, order top to bottom. Survex then closed down. It may be relevant that, on the same laptop, Adobe Photoshop CS5 starts up with tiny, illegible icons and text around the central pane. (Excuse my confusion with attachment uploading)

[Juan Corrin]

It may also be relevant that the laptop was "cleaned" before being donated, so there are components missing for Survex to work?

[Olly Betts]

It looks to me like there's a DLL missing.

I'm not sure if those symbols should be in Microsoft's C library or if they're extra ones from mingw though. If the latter then it's a DLL missing from our installer. We attempt to walk the dependency tree to find all the necessary DLLs but perhaps there's a problem with that.

It could be you're missing the required Microsoft DLL though. We use the UCRT C runtime which it seems means DLL ucrtbase.dll which is supposed to be a system component starting from version 10. Do you have a ucrtbase.dll?

[Juan Corrin]

Plenty of examples of ucrtbase.dll on the offending W11 machine, many have different sizes. (Also plenty on my W10 desktop)