150% size zoom in makes Chrome and Adobe Reader overblown size

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  1. Dwarf
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    What is the native resolution of your monitor? Set it to display at that resolution, with everything at its default sizes (i.e. no zoom).
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  3. Girom
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    Windows 8
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    It is already in its native resolution (1600x900)
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  4. gregrocker
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    If 100% DPI setting isn't right for you then try setting DPI to 115-125% to see how that sizes things. I find that anything larger than that distorts things.

    Once inside your browser you can adjust how it fits the screen as suggested earlier.
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