The following is repeated from the message to Murray. Note that (at least for now) the automatic startup script for a JHS session is: ~config/startup_jhs.ijs
*** The default font size is 11px and that looks OK on some systems. Nice config mechanisms are not in place yet. You can change the font size for a session as follows: PC_FONTSIZE_jhs_=: '20px' and then click the ijx link to refresh the page. For a more permanent change create file: ~config/startup_jhs.ijs and add the PC_FONTSIZE line there. On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Brian Schott <[email protected]>wrote: > I believe Murray asked recently about revising the font size on jhs. > On the Mac it is very easy to change the font size for the web based > jum/jhs in the browser by zooming, so this is not a big deal to me, > but I don't know about other platforms. Still I thought it would be > nice to configure the jum/jhs to my preferences so I tried to use the > help information to accomplish that. I noticed two separate pieces of > info from help that I hoped would enable me, but was unsuccessful, so > I thought I would mention it here to see if others have figured out > how. > > In help under utils is: jhtml'<font style="color:red;">A</font>' > And in help under jhs start: load'~addons/ide/jhs/start.ijs' > > So my idea was to alter start.ijs with a font size="+2" but could not > even successfully save start.ijs apparently, because it always comes > back empty. Also, in the jhtml command I cannot tell if the "A" is > just an example or if it is the name of the real noun; I assume it is > just an example, and have no idea what would be the correct noun to > replace it if it is possible to reconfigure the browser window. > > I bet I have just forgotten an earlier posting to jbeta that says that > this will be available later or something. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
