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RSimp
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6 years ago
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I'm having trouble with truncated text in Quartus 18.1

All labels (nodes, busses, blocks, comments, … ​are truncated in the bdf viewer. I didn't find any hits on this problem on you site. How do I correct this?

  • KhaiChein_Y_Intel's avatar
    KhaiChein_Y_Intel
    6 years ago

    Hi,

    You may change the DPI to 96, followed by restarting your computer.

    To change the DPI setting: Desktop > Right Click > Display Settings > Display Tab > Change the size of text,apps, and other items.

    Thanks.

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    KhaiChein_Y_Intel
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    6 years ago

    Hi,

    You may change the DPI to 96, followed by restarting your computer.

    To change the DPI setting: Desktop > Right Click > Display Settings > Display Tab > Change the size of text,apps, and other items.

    Thanks.

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      RSimp
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      6 years ago

      YY,

      Thank you very much. That solved it!

      Regards,

      Ray

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      RSimp
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      6 years ago

      ​YY,

      I’m using Windows 10 Enterprise Version 1809 and Quartus 18.1 “Quartus Prime Standard Edition”. I apologize for the late response - I was out of the office for 2 weeks.

      Thanks

      Ray

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    RSimp
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    6 years ago

    YY,

    I've attached a archive of a very simple .bdf -- just 2 inputs and an output. Even here the names are truncated.

    I tried to add a screen shot here but system seems to like only one attachment. Maybe I can put the screen shot in another response.

    Thanks for your help.

    Ray

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      RSimp
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      6 years ago

      YY,

      Here's the screen-shot showing the truncation. By the way, although I showed just this simple case, it also truncates signal names and pin names on more complicated schematics.

      Regards,

      Ray