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Once user set the font size in View -> Set Font , the setting should be saved and should not be changed regardless screen size. I don't know why the font size setting keep on changing every time I connect to a different screen. This is not about the visual display - this is about the font size setti...

There is no other process. I think the different DPI among the screens (laptop, home monitor, work monitor) may have contributed to the problem. I did a search and found one article saying that applications that are not DPI-aware could have some problem of auto-scaling, see https://msdn.microsoft.co...

MickRC, Thanks for trying and testing. Since it is not hard to change the font size back, I am going to leave it along for now.

font size for the document window area (i.e. the text in the file got bigger or smaller). Menu/toolbar everything else are fine. The size of the "screen font" is probably dynamic depends on display DPI. I'll ask IDM. Thanks.

It may not be an intended effect. You will think that the font size setting should be saved somewhere permanently and won't change even if hardware changes. This effect may not be noticed by most people probably because most of the users don't dock their laptop between home and work (two different s...

I use laptop on multiple docking stations with different size of external display monitors. When I switch my laptop to a docking station with lower display resolution (from 4K monitor to 1600x1200 monitor), UE automatically increase the font size from 10 to 15. My comments/suggestions are: 1. When y...

I checked the site you suggested. They even have a plug-in for NotePad++! Wouldn't it be nice to be able to format only highlighted SQL codes (embedded within other program, like PHP, etc.) in UltraEdit using a plug-in? Or doing something like "HTML Tidy" within UE? Sorry. I forgot that we can do HT...

Is it possible to create a plug-in or macro for UltraEdit to beautify the SQL codes like the T-SQL Formatter does? It will automatically format the messy SQL codes into clean and readable format. Change from: SELECT X,Y,Z FROM FOO; To: SELECT   X,   Y,   Z FROM   FOO   ;