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Images in High DPI, how?

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1 hour ago, Anders Melander said:

Not really relevant to the topic.

Fonts scale quite nicely.  Font Awesome for example and the like are used in high DPI apps.  Microsoft suggests the use of  Segoe MDL2 Assets font for UWP applications (supports layering, colorization and mirroring).  

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57 minutes ago, Anders Melander said:

Yes but the topic isn't "stuff that scale nicely".

IconFontsImageList is an Image list. Font Awesome and Segoe MDL2 Assets font are both image fonts.  They contain images that scale nicely.  Anyway...

 

Happy holidays to everyone!

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2 hours ago, pyscripter said:

IconFontsImageList is an Image list.

for sure is "into" this topic!

maybe the author should change the name of component/class to Icon-NO-FONTs-BUT-ImageList  😂 :classic_cheerleader:

 

Component Description
https://github.com/EtheaDev/IconFontsImageList/blob/master/Packages/IconFontsImageCollectionComponentIcon.png TIconFontsImageCollection is collection of "Icon Fonts" for Delphi to provide a centralized list of images for IconFontsVirtualImageList (only for VCL)
https://github.com/EtheaDev/IconFontsImageList/blob/master/Packages/IconFontsVirtualImageListComponentIcon.png TIconFontsVirtualImageList is a special "virtual" ImageList for Delphi linked to an IconFontsImageCollection (only for VCL) to simplify use of "Font Icons" (resize, color and more...)
https://github.com/EtheaDev/IconFontsImageList/blob/master/Packages/IconFontsImageComponentIcon.png TIconFontImage is an extended Image component for Delphi (VCL+FMX) to show any Icon Font directly or included into a an IconFontsImageList with all functionality (stretch, color, opacity and more...)
https://github.com/EtheaDev/IconFontsImageList/blob/master/Packages/IconFontsImageListComponentIcon.png TIconFontsImageList is an extended ImageList for Delphi (VCL+FMX) to simplify use of Icon Fonts (resize, color and more...). Use only for simple application with one form.
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Found the solution and done. The result is perfect!  See:

 

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