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I haven't seen this problem before... Does the dialog box look like this?
Check the font size of the lettering. If yours does not match, you may have some different windows settings. Check in control panel...Display...settings...Advanced...set dpi to 96 if it is not already.
This code uses image recognition to detect what type of dialog box is being displayed. If the user has changed the Window's Display Properties from the default settings for Windows and buttons or the Font Size (in Display Properties...Appearance) then there is the possibility that the image recognition will not work to detect the presence of dialog boxes (and consequently this program will not be able to close these dialog boxes correctly). To avoid these problems, go to "Display Properties (right click on your desktop), select the Appearance tab, under Windows and buttons: select Windows XP style, and under Font size: select Normal or Large Fonts.
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Set my fonts to 96dpi but the problem remains. Here's what my dialog box looks like:
I suspect it's the custom theme.
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Something I just learned two days ago:
Some PCs (especially laptops) come factory defaulted with a font-effect setting called "ClearType" that's different from normal fonts. Try this...
Go to Display Properties -> Appearance Tab
Click on the "Effects" button.
The 2nd checkbox should read "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts:"
Make sure it doesn't have ClearType listed in the pulldown box. It should either be unchecked or the setting should read "Standard".
The font difference is pretty noticeable on things like desktop icons against a light background, but are hardly noticeable in items such as dialog boxes. Your fonts look slightly darker than nano's. That could be the issue.