Let's fix the tiny menu screens.....

[DRG]

I tried it with win10 desktop windowed.

You need to run it each time you start and it doesn't do anything obvious when you do so you might think it does not work but pressing ALT+F11 will remove the "window" and taskbar when the game is running and give you a screen that looks like fullscreen. Pressing ALT+F11 again will bring the taskbar back so it does pretty much what borderless Gaming does in a slightly different way.

That said I need computer glasses as well and run the game at 1920x1080 and I have no problem at all reading the menu screen at normal 100 %. Any other increase degrades the sharpness of the game even though some of the scaling change MS has added lately make it better than before it's still not as sharp as it is at 100% and I find the sharper, albeit normal sized and smaller easier to read than the scaled up ones that show the game menu screens larger as the text is sharper at 100% even though it's smaller

[Anton]

Originally Posted by DRG

I tried it with win10 desktop windowed.

You need to run it each time you start and it doesn't do anything obvious when you do so you might think it does not work but pressing ALT+F11 will remove the "window" and taskbar when the game is running and give you a screen that looks like fullscreen. Pressing ALT+F11 again will bring the taskbar back so it does pretty much what borderless Gaming does in a slightly different way.

That said I need computer glasses as well and run the game at 1920x1080 and I have no problem at all reading the menu screen at normal 100 %.

To preserve sharp pixels, that program applies an integer scaling factor. If you windowed resolution is 800x600 and your display is 1920x1080, then there simply is not room enough for even a 2x zoom. Can you try a 640x480 window for the sake of experiment?