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I repeat, the problem is the wrong DPI, then what do you have to fix pongo?
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What I am saying is the screen resolutions corresponds to the following DPI settings 240x320 =ldpi, 320x480 = mdpi, 480x800= hdpi where ldpi=120, mdpi = 160, hdpi=240.
Originally Posted by Neosss
when dpi=auto is set for a device that has a 800x480 screen the actual dpi chosen by the app is mdpi (160) and this displays a smaller font size, I proved this by setting the dpi=160 in sys.txt.
Therefore what I am saying is for hdpi=240 the font size displayed on 800x480 screen is not correct (it is large) and that is what needs to be corrected.
If you know where the font size is set then please advise and I can try to play with those settings.
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