4k resolution - problem with rsa1

[Former Member]

Hi everybody,

I'm using a new Notebook with Windows 10 and a 4k resultion (3840x2160). In Windows everything is ok, but in SAP - especially in rsa1 - there are some problems with the layout. Some menus are cut off, some parts are too smal:

Fontsize is set to 9 in configuration in SAP GUI. The latest SAP GUI with latest Support pack is installed.

Any ideas how to solve this Problem?

Thanks very much

Tim

[Former Member]

Hi,

I've spend some time and made some tests. Please find attached some screenshots, in which I've changed the zoom-settings in windows from 125% to 250%. As you can see, the menu and the button-group are shrinking. I think, this is interesting, because the rest of the transaction is ok.

125%:

150%:

175%:

200%:

225%:

250%:

Does anybody have some new ideas concerning this issue?

Thanks and regards

Tim

[shane_kelly2]

Hi Tim,

the 125% looks ok to me..what is the issue?

I'm also thinking of a new laptop with 4K resolution...

[Former Member]

Hi Shane,

if I use the zoom with 125%, the objects are a too small to work efficient on a 15 inches notebook Display (I'm using 200% zoom currently). But this is my opinion, maybe this setting is fine for you I would give you the advise to test this before you order your new notebook...

Regards

Tim

[jude_bradley]

The application controls the resolution,but at the same time has to take into account that the

SAPgui might still be used on an 800x600 screen resolution.

We still have to allow for these small screens even nowadays as there are still some monitors in existence using these low-res screens.

Is the OS zoom setting at 100% or is it greater than this value? Please try set to default (recommended

setting) and check if the issue still occurs.

Regards,

Jude

[Former Member]

Hi Jude,

in windows zoom is set to 250%, which is the recommended setting. I've already tried 225%, but problem is the same then. If I use a zoom less than 225%, then Icons, texts and so on are to small in windows.

Regards,

Tim