Adobe 7.X DNG converter won't display "action buttons" at botton

Hello,
I have a new camera and upgraded to Adobe Digital negative converter ver. 7.3 to support it. Oddest thing. It cuts off the bottom. The "action buttons" [about DNG converter] [extract] [convert] or [exit] buttons at the bottom soI cant execute the program. (see below) I've also tried Ver 7.2. Same issue. Ver 6.2 works fine.
Has anyone had this issue. Any known fix?
I'm on Win7 w/ 1080p displays. I've tried different display settings.
Please help if you can.
Thanks and regards,
Guy

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