Juan,
I needed to use the readout and zoom functions, so following the other path that you suggested, I have recently been running with lower window scaling.
Normally, I run with 350% scaling in Windows 10 with my 24 inch 4K screen which is 185 dpi.
However, if I turn it down to 250% scaling, and reboot, then pix insight behaves much better.
None of the memory errors are seen, and everything works well including zooming etc. (except for histogram box bug).
However, often the fonts are very tiny.
If I adjust these in the global settings, then I end up with a UI scaling factor of 1.0, and font dpi setting of 130.
The program operates normally in this state, with the full-screen visible, including the lowest readout bar. However, one occasionally runs into small font items, such as when opening files.
It would be very helpful if you could allow even smaller UI scaling factors down to 0.7.
In this case, I might be able to fit my original and desired 350% Windows 10 scaling with the program.
At some point, it would be nice if you could test the program or on high dpi monitors, and make it more resilient to larger Windows 10 scaling factors.
Thanks,
Eric
