I have long known how to fix the PowerPoint High DPI issue, but now something new is happening. We have our Office subscription from Microsoft 365 which can be updated with a new version at any time. That means any time it changes the POWERPNT.EXE file, the high DPI settings go away and must be reset.
Needless to say, this is a pain point because several of our users do not know how to fix this and you never know when PowerPoint will update.
This is just a heads up to anyone else in the same boat.
Craig Mashburn
I have long known how to fix the PowerPoint High DPI issue, but now something new is happening. We have our Office subscription from Microsoft 365 which can be updated with a new version at any time. That means any time it changes the POWERPNT.EXE file, the high DPI settings go away and must be reset.
Needless to say, this is a pain point because several of our users do not know how to fix this and you never know when PowerPoint will update.
This is just a heads up to anyone else in the same boat.