Screen resolution

[Questoqua]

Hello everyone! I'm using macOS Mojave 10.14.3 and everything seems to work well, but the the full hd resolution of my built-in display makes everything too small, like text, icons and stuff like that. I've tried to add new resolutions by following this guide:

Adding/Using HiDPI custom resolutions

I've tried to do this quite a few times. My 4540s has a 15" 1920x1080p monitor. Most of the time, I can work close enough to the display such that the text is not too small. But sometimes, it would be useful to work at 1600x900. Unfortunately, if you use a normal scaled resolution at...

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but I had no success. I would like to add a resolution in HiDPI like 1600x900 or one that can be more comfortable than now.

 

[RehabMan]

Hello everyone! I'm using macOS Mojave 10.14.3 and everything seems to work well, but the the full hd resolution of my built-in display makes everything too small, like text, icons and stuff like that. I've tried to add new resolutions by following this guide:

Adding/Using HiDPI custom resolutions

I've tried to do this quite a few times. My 4540s has a 15" 1920x1080p monitor. Most of the time, I can work close enough to the display such that the text is not too small. But sometimes, it would be useful to work at 1600x900. Unfortunately, if you use a normal scaled resolution at...

www.tonymacx86.com

but I had no success. I would like to add a resolution in HiDPI like 1600x900 or one that can be more comfortable than now.

You will need to attach your display override file and show that it is installed correctly.

 

[Questoqua]

You will need to attach your display override file and show that it is installed correctly.

Here it is.

 

[Questoqua]

There's no solutions?

 

[RehabMan]

Here it is.

You need to show it is installed correctly (use 'ls' to show location, file name, and permissions).

But also, it appears the plist is not coded correctly.
For each HiDPI resolution, you need to include entries for the desired HiDPI resolution and 2x.

 

[Questoqua]

You need to show it is installed correctly (use 'ls' to show location, file name, and permissions).

But also, it appears the plist is not coded correctly.
For each HiDPI resolution, you need to include entries for the desired HiDPI resolution and 2x.

I used this tool for doing it:

Redirecting ...

 

[RehabMan]

I used this tool for doing it:

Redirecting ...

Refer to my guide:

Adding/Using HiDPI custom resolutions

I've tried to do this quite a few times. My 4540s has a 15" 1920x1080p monitor. Most of the time, I can work close enough to the display such that the text is not too small. But sometimes, it would be useful to work at 1600x900. Unfortunately, if you use a normal scaled resolution at...

www.tonymacx86.com

 

[Questoqua]

Is my display override file installed correctly? I mean location, file name and permissions.

 

[RehabMan]

Is my display override file installed correctly? I mean location, file name and permissions.

No idea from the data you provided.
For you to check.
Also read post #5.

 

[Questoqua]

Now it works.