Dialogs too big for the screen

[pydoh]

I'm having a problem with the tools dialogs being too big for the screen, I can't see the buttons at the bottom of the dialog. The only way that I can use the tools is by guessing how many tabs will get me to the OK or Cancel buttons. I'm using Fedora Linux with a 15.6", 16:9, 1366X768, and LibreOffice, if that's important.

I'm also having a problem with LibreOffice crashing when I do spellcheck, but maybe that's another issue. Thanks for listening.

[jkornelsen]

Which dialogs are you using?

It is actually not difficult to resize the dialogs. To do this, go to Tools -> Macros -> Organize Dialogs. Under LingToolsBasic, select the dialog to resize and press Edit. Now drag the window until it is resized and then save. Buttons and other elements can also be resized.

After you make changes, if this is something that may be a problem for others as well, then on the dialog edit screen, press Export Dialog, and then post the .xdl file here. Keep in mind that on some systems it might become too small to read easily.

Yes, spellchecking is a different issue. To discuss it, create a new issue and provide details.

[pydoh]

J. Kornelsen, I resized the dialog for WordListFile. I didn't change the size of the widgets, just the spacing between the widgets. Then I resized the main dialog window. It is a little bit smaller than it needs to be, but it is entirely visible on screen now. I'm attaching the .dlg file, in case anyone else wants to look at it. I think there was another dialog that was too small, I'll have to test it to see which one. Thanks.

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On 05/15/2017 07:04 AM, J. Kornelsen wrote: Which dialogs are you using? It is actually not difficult to resize the dialogs. To do this, go to Tools -> Macros -> Organize Dialogs. Under LingToolsBasic, select the dialog to resize and press Edit. Now drag the window until it is resized and then save. Buttons and other elements can also be resized. After you make changes, if this is something that may be a problem for others as well, then on the dialog edit screen, press Export Dialog, and then post the .xdl file here. Keep in mind that on some systems it might become too small to read easily. Yes, spellchecking is a different issue. To discuss it, create a new issue and provide details. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#13 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AXZXiAFkNCvn2IGeeNljBQ4LUgmSljRmks5r6FtzgaJpZM4NaKvH>.

[jkornelsen]

Resized in 3a753c4.