Muse 2014.3 update has an over-sized user interface.

Question

The Adobe UI Scaling bug has reared its head again, this time with Muse (like with previous versions of PS, AI and ID before it).  See screen grab that makes my 22" HD look like an old 12" monitor (see pasted at half resolution below).
I don't see anyone else with this issue posting, but I'm sure it's just a matter of time. Any suggestions? Do I have to go back to the Windows Environment settings again? I set it to =1 to fix one of the other applications a while back.

Answer 1

Sounds like your Win machine is set to run at 125% scaling (or thereabouts), is that right? Or do you have multiple monitors with different native resolutions, and the "one resolution to rule them all" setting engaged?
Previous versions of Muse would ignore the 125% scale factor and run at 100%.
The new release of Muse (2014.3) also does not support running at 125%, but can run at 150% and 200% scale factors. Muse 2014.3 chooses to run at 150% in this case. For many people with vision impairment or eye strain issues 150% is a better choice than staying at 100%, but we understand it may not be best for everyone. At 150% the cursors will be oversized as you describe (using 2x cursor artwork), but everything else will be drawn crisply at 150% scale.
In the short term, we can add support for an environment variable override similar to what InDesign and Illustrator used (see Application user interface too large | Windows). Would that address the problem for you?
One question, would it be better for you if Muse, InDesign and Illustrator all obeyed the same environment variable override, or would it be better if Muse used a different one? Now that ID and AI have exposed a user preference setting for UI Scaling (see InDesign's below), it might be better if Muse used a different environment variable so as not to override the user preference in AI and ID.
We will aim to add a similar Win-only user preference for the next release of Muse.
DaveB