Basically, the program will try to resize the window to 1440x900, and move it to the upper left hand corner of the main display, and from that point on, it makes assumptions about where the cards should be.

It'll print out something like this:

Starting a TriPeaks Solitaire Board Challenge...
System Report:
    Window Size (after adjustment) = 1440x900
    Expected Window Size = 1440x900
    DPI = 96
    Expected DPI = 96
    Scaling Factor = 100.0%
    Primary Screen Size (Adjusted for Scaling Factor) = 3840x1600
    Expected Primary Screen Size = 3840x1600
If the scaling factor isn't 100% or the values don't match the expected,
then this program may not work properly.
Looking up which cards are on the board and in the stock pile.
Afterwards, please check and verify the cards it detected.

If the Scaling Factor isn't 100% then the program won't work.
In the Windows Display Settings it's the setting over here:

However, if you have a high resolution display, changing it to 100% may make everything look tiny and unreadable.

There may be other settings that could cause issues but I'm not too sure.

Also, the game should use the classic theme, as if you use a different theme or deck, it might not recognize the cards.

Tri peaks broke after seeing cards #25

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