I've used Paint.NET for already some time, and recently tried Paint.NET 4.0.1 on my Yoga 2 Pro laptop with retina display (276 ppi).
Everything works fine, except most custom mouse pointers (not default white arrow, but selection cursor, text input I-shaped cursor etc.) are increadibly small, and are very hard to follow -- they are literally about 1 millimeter in size. On non-homogenous background I spent more time locating pointer than actually doing something.
Here's example picture, showing piece of paper for a scale, with "rectangular selection" cursor hinted with purple circle:
Tiny mouse pointer on retina display
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Posted · Edited by aland
Hello everyone,
I've used Paint.NET for already some time, and recently tried Paint.NET 4.0.1 on my Yoga 2 Pro laptop with retina display (276 ppi).
Everything works fine, except most custom mouse pointers (not default white arrow, but selection cursor, text input I-shaped cursor etc.) are increadibly small, and are very hard to follow -- they are literally about 1 millimeter in size. On non-homogenous background I spent more time locating pointer than actually doing something.
Here's example picture, showing piece of paper for a scale, with "rectangular selection" cursor hinted with purple circle:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1507582/pdn_retina.jpg
Is there any way to make mouse pointers bigger on retina displays?