With Windows 11, setting the system UI scale above 100% hides the “OK / Cancel / Help” buttons from the options menu. Setting system font size alone has no impact on this. I usually have my UI scale set to 125%, so any time I need to make an options change, I have to reset the UI scale to 100% and then back. Increasing UI scale is critical for visually impaired users when font-size changes aren’t enough.
I am running 150% display scaling on my desktop (2x 4K monitors / Win 11) and 225% here typing on my laptop (native 4K screen / Win 10) and no problem with the Options dialog buttons…
@Troy_Tilkens I think you should be able to size the options dialog still by dragging the bottom edge more down, all the way to the task bar. I think you should be able to see the buttons then.
I’ve tried that but I can’t drag past the taskbar, even if it’s hidden. I’ve tried various versions of dragging the top down, moving the window up, and re-dragging the bottom, with no luck. The window gets constrained somehow and won’t expand. This is on my laptop with the resolution set to 2560x1440. I get the same behavior at different resolutions. I’m out of town and can’t play around with my PC.
Thanks for letting me know. I have no idea why mine is acting this way.
Can you run SystemInfo in Rhino and post the results here?