Quoting therealunclesally,
Thanks for your response. I have a fairly high-res screen (32 inches diagonally, 1368, 768), and I am not that visually impaired.
As a professional Win software developer, I don't buy the argument that it's too difficult to make any Window you create re-sizable.
You can enable the 'SizeGripStyle Window attribute, for one thing. Many Win native UI's shown modally, like FileOpen dialogs, are run-time re-sizable. Of course getting the internal Controls and decorations inside the Window looking right as you re-size: another story (in .NET WPF easy, in .NET Win Forms more work).
That's a very low dpi screen (49 dpi in fact). 32" monitors would typically be 2560x1600 or higher. That sounds like it is a low end TV being used as a monitor.
At 150% scaling that resolution is an effective 912x512 and that's way outside our minimum specification and I imagine the OS would have warned you about dialogs not fitting when you selected it.
As you say making the window sizable is easy (though it is not .net), making the controls reposition is less so. That's additional development work & a lot more QA for an issue that can only happen if you run at a resolution lower than our minimum specification. The config UI dialogs are carefully laid out and the dialogs are the smallest we felt was reasonable.