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Can't scale down

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trlkly
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Can't scale down

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On my Windows XP Home netbook, I find I cannot get UltraVNC Viewer to scale down the display. This worked in 1.0.8 and earlier, but not since. No matter what lower I have the scale set to (I usually use 85%), the program acts like I set it at 100%, requiring significant panning.

(And, yes, I can force it to scale using DirectX, but that stretches the image to the full window size (no matter what the setting) and causes weird jumping glitches, and sometimes even color glitches. It really is still experimental.)
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