... on these computers. And I'm now one of them. I've been disappointed by the way Windows displays the trackpad detail on these screens by default. For non dpi-aware programs, on screens above 120dpi Windows ignores the scaling settings in the program, draws the screen at 96dpi and then scales it up to fit. For our purpose this produces a very disappointing result, defeating the whole point of having a high-resolution screen. To see what I mean, this is what Templot tries to draw on the screen: 2_190332_190000000.png On these high-resolution tablet computers, this is what you actually get: 2_190333_570000000.png You may not realise that this is what you are getting because the small size and very high resolution disguises it. If you are using one of these computers and want to return to a crisp unscaled display, you can do so by making this change: 1. right-click on the Templot icon on the desktop. 2. click Properties. 3. click the Compatibility tab: 2_190344_470000000.png 4. tick the box for "Disable ...