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‎2015-10-06 11:07
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Default Scan Settings Menu error?

Hi,

 

My WebInspect has a problem with correctly showing the default scan settings menu. If I look at the Sessions Exclusions submenu, the buttons for adding/editing/removing mime types aren't visible (see attachment for a better look). I've already tried to reinstall SQL Server Express and WebInspect, but this didn't fix the problem.

 

Colleagues of mine said it was a known problem,  but they forget the solution, so now I'm stuck. Anyone encounterd the some problem and if yes, how did you fix it?

 

Thanks! 

 

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HansEnders
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‎2015-10-12 14:14

This is a display issue for your workstation.  Recheck your screen resolution against the Fortify System Requirements (version 4.30 for WebInspect 10.40).  It states:　

　

Display

    1980 x 1080 (recommended)

    1280 x 1024 (minimum)

 

 

Also, your Windows Font size may be set to Medium (125%) or Larger (150%).  If the resolution correction above does not fix this UI issue for you, reset the Font Size to Smaller (100%, default), found under the Display Control Panels in Windows.


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