Hi @CWS and thanks so much for your response - it’s very much appreciated.
Your method does indeed solve the issue of the plugin GUI, but at the expense of screen resolution of the Cubase Window. I’ll try and explain what I mean.
I spent a little time last year trying to get Cubase to display at a resolution which I was happy with. See my post here: (Cubase Pro 11 screen resolution issue following upgrade from Cubase Artist 10.5)
So in my screenshot of the Cubase window in my initial post above, I have good resolution with lots of legible info on the screen.
Having changed the properties as CWS said, I do get a full version of the GUI. So, congrats to CWS, that is a solution.
But I lose the overall screen resolution I had before.
So the issue is now slightly modified - how can I retain my windows scaling and Cubase HiDPI settings and see the full plugin display?
If you can solve that one, @CWS (or anyone else), you will earn my eternal gratitude!
So you can see what I mean, I have re-posted screenshot 3 above, which shows good Cubase window resolution but with the plugin cut off and, for comparison, a screenshot which shows what happens when I did what CWS suggested, ie poor Cubase window resolution but full plugin GUI. (In one of their least helpful service responses, Steinberg denied that there was any difference in resolution, so let me say that the scaling I had was, for me, perfect. You can confirm the difference in resolution by counting the number of bars along the top - all I did was change the properties as CWS suggested.)
