using Gnucash on a small monitor

[Derek Atkins]

Nope.  Gnucash requires 1024x768.

-derek

Quoting Jim <no_spam at bikesatwork.com>:

> We recently installed Gnucash on an older laptop with a small 
> (800x600 max) screen.  The problem we're having is that some of the 
> dialog windows (like the "add a new account" window) resize 
> themselves so that the drop-down window boxes become so small that 
> they're unuseable--i.e, the drop-downs become thin slits with only 
> the "up" arrow in the scrollbar showing.
> 
> Is there any way around this problem?  Would resizing the system 
> font to a smaller size help (they seem large to me)?  If so, how 
> would we do this?  We're using icewm as our window manager, not 
> Gnome, btw.
> 
> -Jim
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