Update When I add a new MDI form with the setting of DPI-awareness OFF, everything looks OK except Visual Studio itself (blurry). I've tried to find solutions, but the only workable thing I could find was setting my visual studio designer to dpi-unaware via registry (link here) Scaled 250% (in display settings) because at 100% everything is unreadable.When I create a form with a button on it which looks just fine in Visual Studio 2017 designer and I run the app and load the form, the button text isn't completely shown. But to my frustration the icons in the toolStrip (just the standard one in the MDI parent form) are scaled horribly.
We also consider API proposals that further enrich Windows Forms SDK and make it easier to build Windows applications. VS2017 is supposedly DPI aware hence I do not expect any issues when creating a simple MDI Parent Form and running the app. Submit Visual Studio and Designer related issues via Visual Studio Feedback (look for a button in the top right corner in Visual Studio), and Windows Forms runtime related issues at dotnet/winforms repository. With a lot of effort I managed to work around the issue but I'm growing tired of it. I've been encountering this issue ever since I bought this laptop with 4k display in 2015.
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