1- your home pc isn't set to 96dpi (you can fix this via control panel settings)
2- the storyline screens you're working on aren't set to 100% (it is a known issue that working even at 99% or 101% causes erratic behaviour with text in textboxes.
we used to have this problem too. there is a parameterthat must be controlled to get consistent behavior, that is that text enhancement in Windows Control Panel for screen appearance needs to be at 100 percent (called smaller setting). it can be set to something other than 100 per cent in factory defaults, so you may not even have touched this setting or knew anything about it and it can be causing this problem.
It is unclear to me what the relationship is between these text enhancement settings and the DPI resolution settings, since there is also a separate slider that adjusts the display to show different pixel dimensions / resolution settings for the monitor. We need to scale our monitor setting way down in the pixel dimensions / resolution to get good appearance and behavior in Storyline in addition to controlling the text enhancement settings
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Hi Mark,
That sounds like either 1 of 2 things:
1- your home pc isn't set to 96dpi (you can fix this via control panel settings)
2- the storyline screens you're working on aren't set to 100% (it is a known issue that working even at 99% or 101% causes erratic behaviour with text in textboxes.
Hope that helps
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/51522/281701.aspx#281701
we used to have this problem too. there is a parameter that must be controlled to get consistent behavior, that is that text enhancement in Windows Control Panel for screen appearance needs to be at 100 percent (called smaller setting). it can be set to something other than 100 per cent in factory defaults, so you may not even have touched this setting or knew anything about it and it can be causing this problem.
It is unclear to me what the relationship is between these text enhancement settings and the DPI resolution settings, since there is also a separate slider that adjusts the display to show different pixel dimensions / resolution settings for the monitor. We need to scale our monitor setting way down in the pixel dimensions / resolution to get good appearance and behavior in Storyline in addition to controlling the text enhancement settings
see other post for screenshot details
thanks
Evelyn Maizels
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