Scaling support for surface pro 3

I'm running the latest version of Windows 8.1 and the latest version of iTunes 12 for Windows. I was hoping with the update, scaling support would be included for high DPI devices like the Surface Pro 3. I was in the Apple store and the retina macbook pros are fine, so they obviously have the technology available to support it. I talked to an employee, and they said wait for iTunes 12 to come out, and it hasn't fixed anything. High DPI displays are still not supported, and I am getting quite angry and impatient. I prefer Windows for my desktop experience, and it seems like Apple is alienating Windows users here. I am going to start looking for alternatives to iTunes in the meantime. Can someone help me out? I know I can disable scaling under properties, but this just makes everything very small, and is very annoying,

Hello noles200,
The College Student Deals is an awesome promotion, and its awesomeness is matched by the Surface Pro 3! I apologize if you have been unable to take advantage of this offer due to not receiving any coupon codes to your .edu email address with which you registered.
It is important to check your Junk/Spam folders in the .edu account you used to register as these emails can occasionally be automatically filtered into that location. Additionally, I would recommend speaking with your school’s IT department in regards to the ability to receive these emails altogether. If you would like to reference the sending email address, it [email protected] Did you receive the verification email after you registered? If not, you may try reregistering on the College Student Deals page on BestBuy.com with your .edu email address.
For more information on this you may visit our College Student Deals FAQ page here.
In the event this doesn’t work, please send me a private message with the .edu address you used so I may investigate further. To send me a private message, click on the envelope in the upper right-hand corner while you are logged into the forums.
Best of luck,
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GOOD NEWS!
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http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1713876
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Hello, tedpeer, and welcome to the forum!
Receiving $200.00 for simply trading in a qualifying tablet is certainly an offer many would love to take advantage of, especially if you were already in the market for a newer model. From my understanding, our Surface Pro 3 trade-in offer should be able to accommodate tablets outside our trade-in system by using a recycling option in our system to ensure you properly receive the coupon and gift card we are offering. Having said this, your tablet must have met all the following requirements in order to qualify.
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