Re: size of toolbar icons

David,  Thanks for addressing my problem.

It seems that our MikTeX/AucTeX installations are identical, except that
my emacs version is 25.0.94.2.  My display is scaled 250%.  My
issues are the following: (a) the ten buttons (specify a new file name,
read an existing file, ..., search forward) in the initial emacs
window are too small; (b) the four icons (go to last folder visited,
up one level, create new folder, view menu) in the "find file" window
are much too small---they are tiny; and (c) after I open a .tex file,
the fourteen buttons (specify a new files name, ..., spell check the
document, preview on/off) in the emacs editor window are too small.

By "too small", I mean that they are much smaller than they are on my
older laptop (1600 x 900 resolution).  Issue (b) is the most troubling.

       ---- Robert


On 7/24/2016 3:32 AM, David Allsopp wrote:
> Robert J. Boik wrote:
>> On 7/23/2016 10:05 AM, David Allsopp wrote:
>>> Robert J. Boik wrote:
>>> I installed miktex 2.9.5997 under the windows 10 operating system on
>>> an acer aspire v 17 laptop (display resolution is 3840 x 2160) . The
>>> icons in the toolbar of the emacs editor window are too small.  Does
>>> anyone know how to increase the size of the toolbar icons?
>>> Do you literally mean the icons or the buttons too? And are these
>>> specifically MiKTeX buttons which are not scaling or other buttons too?
>> I mean the icons and the MiKTex buttons.
> You might want to be a bit more forthcoming with information if you're after the problem being solved!
>
> I just quickly installed latest MiKTeX (2.9.6000) with Emacs 24.5.1 mingw32 compiled (the "official" zip from gnu.org) in a Windows 10 1511 x64 VirtualBox. I installed AUCTeX 11.89 (is that how you're linking Emacs and MiKTeX, or is there another way?).
>
> On my 4K display (3840x2160 scaled 250%), if I create a dummy LaTeX file in Emacs (I'm a Vim user, so understand that that really hurts...!), I get 5 toolbar buttons (Run LaTeX, Run Viewer, Run BibTeX, Spell check, Preview on/off) - the buttons are the same size as the other Emacs toolbar buttons and the icons, although clearly not designed for 4K displays, are the "correct" size.
>
> So what's your experience?
>
>
> David
>
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