MuseScore 3
The pallet elements are too small to read. How does one increase the size. I note the 100% is small when compared with tutorial on YouTube.
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#297287: Scale of palette incorrect for high (or low) DPI displays?
See also: https://musescore.org/en/node/233416
Not just the palette but everything - score included is too small. This tells me MuseScore is not detecting your monitor resolution correctly. Solution is to use the "-D xxx" command line option, where "xxx" is your monitor resolution in DPI. See the Handbook for more on command-line options.
In reply to Not just the palette but… by Marc Sabatella
MuseScore 3 is in D: drive not C: drive . I have changed to d drive in command prompt and tried command D: MuseScore3.exe [-Dx35] but the statement that "this is not a command or batch file" is returned.
the OS is windows 10 professional. what am i doing wrong?
In reply to MuseScore 3 is in D: drive … by Stanley Dewhirst
-D whitespace a number
Example
-D 72
In reply to MuseScore 3 is in D: drive … by Stanley Dewhirst
Also you need to specify the full path to MuseScore3.exe
In reply to MuseScore 3 is in D: drive … by Stanley Dewhirst
You still need the full pathname to the exe file: "D:\Program Files\MuseScore 3\bin\MuseScore3.exe". Or if you do a "cd" to that folder, ".\MuseScore3.exe". In addition, you need to use the actual resolution of the monitor, no x's. I doubt your monitor is really only 35 DPI - if it were, your icons would be huge right now - but if it were, you'd be add "-D 35". More likely it's 100 or more DPI, though.
Also, since you probably don't want to use the command prompt every time you start MuseScore, a better place to add the "-D xxx" is in the Properties for program icon.
In reply to You still need the full… by Marc Sabatella
Actually if you
cdto that folder, you don't need the "./", not in Windows.Windows always looks up exectables in the current directory first, then in
%Path%, Mac and Linux though look in in$PATHonly and never in the current directory (unless that is part of$PATH).In reply to You still need the full… by Marc Sabatella
I have added -D 69 to path in properties but says not valid. I have 42 inch monitor with 1380 x 768 resolution. What is the dpi. My 22 inch monitor has same resolution. what is it's dpi.
In reply to I have added -D 69 to path… by Stanley Dewhirst
That -D 69 needs be outside quotes