I re-discovered an explanation and "fix" for this feature, which I had run into with another program once. In the "Screen Resolution" sub-window of the "Display" properties is a setting "Make text and other items larger or smaller". I had it set to 125%. After setting it to 100%, I could see this "Schedule" window was just small enough vertically to show the [OK] and [Cancel] buttons at the bottom. But I could not get the diagonal or vertical re-size double arrows to show to make it shorter vertically. I had to temporarily rotate the screen 90 degrees to do that. Now I can see the full window, both full screen and regular sizable window versions. ![:)]( "Smile")
So I have not tested your beta.
Having done that, I want to point out that I, like many other of your users, am aging and approaching geezerhood. I had cataract surgery last year, and I can see clearly now, the fog is gone. With appropriate reading glasses I can read the computer screens and books. But I don't like squinting when reading some of the minute fonts that too many web sites and programs use these days. The No-Squint plug-in for FireFox helps a lot, but does not apply to your program. Your much younger eagle-eyed programmers should remember this when setting the window sizes, and make sure they fit with 125% and 150% settings.
Now, on to getting the home network to work reliably with the synching between the laptop and notebook.![[-o<]( "Pray")
So I have not tested your beta.
Having done that, I want to point out that I, like many other of your users, am aging and approaching geezerhood. I had cataract surgery last year, and I can see clearly now, the fog is gone. With appropriate reading glasses I can read the computer screens and books. But I don't like squinting when reading some of the minute fonts that too many web sites and programs use these days. The No-Squint plug-in for FireFox helps a lot, but does not apply to your program. Your much younger eagle-eyed programmers should remember this when setting the window sizes, and make sure they fit with 125% and 150% settings.
Now, on to getting the home network to work reliably with the synching between the laptop and notebook.
