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I set the width of the columns myself (I don't need the Order and Time columns, for example - all the more so as the auto-size sets their width without taking into account the actual width of the data - in other words - it trims them - what is the point of this auto-size?)
I set the width of the columns myself (I don't need the Order and Time columns, for example - all the more so as the auto-size sets their width without taking into account the actual width of the data - in other words - it trims them - what is the point of this auto-size?)
Then one last experiment: set "Autosize" and scale back to 100% in the system. Does it fit now?
You previously reported what you have (desktop monitor, laptop, tablet). You can do all the experiments you think you need to do. What has that got to do with me? The essence of the proposal and its rationale, I wrote - the answer got
Your advices about changing the screen resolution, font, broker, terminal have nothing to do with the issue.
Especially if you have everything in one line, then why would the developers change something and do the transfer to the second line, and that was done only in the latest build (previously it was just truncated).
I regret that the developers didn't use your advice about changing screen resolution and font as an argument not to make changes when they were approached by someone who was bothered by the status quo ante and needed to see the uncropped ones in this particular tab: Free Margin and Margin Level
You previously reported what you have (desktop monitor, laptop, tablet). You can do all the experiments you think you need to do. What has that got to do with me? The essence of the proposal and its rationale, I wrote - the answer got
Your advices about changing the screen resolution, font, broker, terminal - has nothing to do with the question.
Especially if you have everything in one line, then why would the developers change something and do the transfer to the second line, and that was done only in the latest build (previously it was just truncated).
I regret that the developers didn't use your advice about changing screen resolution and font as an argument not to make changes when they were approached by someone who was bothered by the status quo ante and needed to see the uncropped ones in this particular tab: Free Margin and Margin Level
All Windows applications are developed with a certain standard in mind, e.g. a system scale of 100%. Thus, if you use a scale other than 100, you need to rationally assess how it can affect the display of working controls in the terminal or another program.
For example, I have a small diagonal on my tablet PC, so I have to zoom the system to 125% for comfort. That said, I am not saying that the terminal developers wrote the terminal incorrectly.
In general, when using non-standard parameters you need to understand how these changes will affect the display.
You previously reported what you have (desktop monitor, laptop, tablet). You can do all the experiments you think you need to do. What has that got to do with me? The essence of the proposal and its rationale, I wrote - the answer got
Your advices about changing the screen resolution, font, broker, terminal - has nothing to do with the question.
Especially if you have everything in one line, then why would the developers change something and do the transfer to the second line, and that was done only in the latest build (previously it was just truncated).
I regret that the developers didn't use your advice about changing screen resolution and font as an argument not to make changes when they were approached by someone who was bothered by the status quo ante and needed to see the uncropped ones in this particular tab: Free Margin and Margin Level
I propose to protect the login to the mobile terminal with a graphical key. Of course, the login and password for the account/accounts should be entered in the settings beforehand.
This would greatly improve usability, without compromising security in case the mobile is lost or stolen.
Good day!
I propose to protect the login to the mobile terminal with a graphical key. Of course, the login and password for the account/accounts should be entered in the settings beforehand.
This would greatly improve usability, without compromising security in case the mobile is lost or stolen.
I also suggest a fingerprint and retinal scan, or joo won't sleep well that his virtual account is being stolen.
The retina is unnecessary, but the fingerprint is a sensible idea. Flagships have started to use this feature, so it's a shame not to use it. It's reliable and convenient.
I suggest a fingerprint and retinal scan, or joo won't sleep well that his virtual account is being stolen.
Look at how it's done in mobile WM. It's convenient, isn't it?