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I have a 2 in 1 laptop with a high-resolution display. Upon enabling the High DPI Scaling preview my touch screen controls no longer work (regardless of if use high-resolution graphics is enabled under the display menu). Other than that things seem to be working fine.
I will say that using the high dpi setting really does make this program look way better. Once all the toolbar icons are updated to match the clarity of the rest of the program this will look amazing!
Interesting note: Tinkering around with scaling in the windows display settings I discovered that at 125% and 100% scaling touch controls became re-enabled (without restarting fusion).
Also, I didn't mention this when I initially reported the problem but touch controls don't work at all in any fusion window with this preview. Clicking the exit button on the program doesn't even work with touch. However, all other programs continue to respond normally to touch input even when fusion is open.
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