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Or purchase them with a 1920x1080 resolution and with the sparred money buy a high res external monitor when the time comes. If you don't like this solution I recommend postponing the laptop purchase, as you would be disappointed for what are in effet amazing laptops. If you want to buy a laptop with super high resolution now, and again many applications work very well as is under Windows 8.1, be prepared to work with a non super high resolution external monitor for Adobe work. My advice for Adobe would be to start taking the Indesign/Lightroom team to teach the old guard how things are done. So my advice is to pressure Adobe into giving a timetable of when the situation will be resolved and plan purchasing a laptop at this time. InDesign scales perfectly, as well as Lightroom 5.2 Knowing all keyboard shortcuts becomes almost mandatory. It isn't optimal for Photoshop but I personnally use much less dialogbox based addons. My experience with the new Dell XPS 15 3200x1800, which is truly an outstanding laptop in its own right, for CS6 work:ĭon't bother for Illustrator, after effects, premiere.
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It simply shows how many years Adobe has been living on super fat upgrade prices for very little additional features and next to no in-depth improvements. In addition, not having vector UI elements that scale is so 1990 and highly distasteful from the market leader in vector tools. Many applications scale very well with Windows 8.1, including a few of Adobe. I concur with what has been said, it is a disgrace on the part of Adobe to invest so little for such a pressing matter. So my laptop upgrade is on hold indefinately until this is resolved or we at least get the common courtesy from Adobe to inform it's Windows based Creative Cloud subscribers when such an important feature is to be supported. However something tells me that Adobe doesn't use MSVS to take advantage of this API.
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Windows 8.1 at least has such an API available with support through MS Visual Studio 2013: I would also like to return to Chris' comment back on the 28th Oct regarding the lack of retina style scaling API's in Windows. What I can't understand is why HiDPI support on Windows seems to have taken Adobe by surprise, did they not realise it was imminent when Apple introduced Retina displays?
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It appears we are no further forward with finding a resolution and our feeling of being second class customers to Adobe's Apple users What does seem incredible is the fragmented nature of Adobe's code base across it's product line with some current applications supporting true HiDPI scaling out of the box, others don't, while older versions of non supporting applications previously up-scaled (blurry) but now don't even do that. I wanted to follow up on my opening post and Chris' subsequent follow ups.
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