Raphael Collet writes:
>> Russ Abbott wrote:
>> > I'm going to be giving a talk about Mozart-Oz on Thursday. (I'll be
>> > saying nice things.) The bulk of the talk will be demonstrations in
>> > which the system will be projected onto a screen. Does anyone know
>> > whether there is a way to increase the font size in Emacs?
>>
>> Shift + left-click shows you a menu with fonts. For presentations here,
>> we usually use Courier 18 bold, or even Courier 24 bold. They make the
>> code very readable for the audience.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> raph
>>
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Also, the function below comes very handy: place it in your .emacs (or
in any lisp file you load at startup), restart Emacs, call it with
"M-x demo-frame".
;; demo-frame by M. Hermenegildo
(defun demo-frame ()
"Create a frame with suitable dimensions for demos."
(interactive)
(setq demoframe
(make-frame '((user-position . f)
(name . "Demo Screen")
(height . 29)
(width . 66)
(minibuffer . t))))
(select-frame demoframe)
(set-default-font "-Adobe-Courier-Bold-R-Normal--*-240-*-*-M-*-Iso8859-1")
)
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