Possible high DPI text crispness issue in 1.5?

[JTCGiants56]

I use high DPI 4k in windows and i'm not sure if 1.5 is rendering text with high DPI support with the same crispness than 1.4 does. I didn't notice this in 1.5 until now so it's possible this was introduced in the last couple updates (I installed but didn't really use the last few builds).

See below - Top is 1.5.0.271a and bottom is 1.4.1.

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[void]

Thank you for your post JTCGiants56,

It's a bug with the recent Everything 1.5 alpha.

Looks like Everything is rendering the result list text twice.
This is causing the text to look 'thicker'.

I am working on a fix..

[JTCGiants56]

Great, you're welcome.

[JTCGiants56]

Quick unrelated question since I don't want to spam the threads list - Would the "Content Created" property encompass the below "Media Created" attribute in the below video example? "Media Created" is not listed as an option within Properties.

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[void]

The internal metadata name for "Media Created" in Windows is date encoded.

Everything just calls it Date Encoded.
I will consider renaming Date Encoded to Media Created to match Windows.

"Content Created" is used on documents. (it maps to System.Document.DateCreated)

[JTCGiants56]

The internal metadata name for "Media Created" in Windows is date encoded.

Everything just calls it Date Encoded.
I will consider renaming Date Encoded to Media Created to match Windows.

"Content Created" is used on documents. (it maps System.Document.DateCreated)

Thank you, that's great. I think it might be easier for people if the Windows Properties name was used in all cases instead of the metadata name as such in this case there wasn't really a way for me to match the two and search the correct property in everything (unless of course you are aware of the internal metadata names).

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1272a fixes an issue with rendering text.

Everything 1.5.0.1272a will now use the property name Media Created for System.Media.DateEncoded to match Windows.