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    From Richard Porter@21:1/5 to All on Tue Aug 13 17:20:31 2024
    I normally use !PDF 3.03 to read PDF documents. The screen resolution is
    2560 x 1440. I usually have to zoom in to 140% in order to read
    comfortably. This achieves the same size window as I'd get converting PDF
    to DrawFiles.

    So is there any way to set the default window size or magnification? I'm
    aware that I can type + /- to zoom in/out.

    Is it just a bug that wasn't detected at QHD?

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  • From druck@21:1/5 to Richard Porter on Tue Aug 13 21:14:06 2024
    On 13/08/2024 17:20, Richard Porter wrote:
    I normally use !PDF 3.03 to read PDF documents. The screen resolution is
    2560 x 1440. I usually have to zoom in to 140% in order to read
    comfortably. This achieves the same size window as I'd get converting PDF
    to DrawFiles.

    So is there any way to set the default window size or magnification? I'm aware that I can type + /- to zoom in/out.

    Set the magnification and use save settings from the window menu.

    ---druck

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  • From Richard Porter@21:1/5 to decided to on Wed Aug 21 16:29:17 2024
    The date being 13 Aug 2024, druck <[email protected]> decided to write:

    On 13/08/2024 17:20, Richard Porter wrote:
    I normally use !PDF 3.03 to read PDF documents. The screen resolution is
    2560 x 1440. I usually have to zoom in to 140% in order to read
    comfortably. This achieves the same size window as I'd get converting PDF
    to DrawFiles.

    So is there any way to set the default window size or magnification? I'm
    aware that I can type + /- to zoom in/out.

    Set the magnification and use save settings from the window menu.

    ---druck

    So it does. I thought I'd gone down that route. Thanks
    rp

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