Wire Aligment with Different Screen Resolutions

I've noticed that block diagram wire positions/alignments can change, sometimes significantly, in moving to monitors with different resolutions. There's a ton of information about maintaining proportions on the front panel as resolution changes, but I can't find how to mitigate the issue with wires on the block diagram. Does anybody know how best to handle this?
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I've never noticed the block diagram change due to screen resolutions. I have seen issues like this when changing system fonts. For instance, going from XP to Win7 meant going to Aero font, which is a bigger font than whatever XP used for its default system font.
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