On 9/13/2018 11:53 AM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
I prefer the simple method.
Install Gnome or Unity Tweaks and adjust all font sizes for all
applications at once.
I read somewhere the ability to adjust fonts is also coming to Windows
10.
Windows has had that ability for a long time, but it's buried in
detailed menus so most users don't know about it.
On Windows 7, for example:
Right-click the desktop, choose "Personalize," then "Display" from the
menu at left. Or else, from Control Panel, choose "Display." From there
the process is self-evident.
You can select individual items like Menu, Titlebar, Application, and
Document, then select what Font (Arial, Arial Bold, etc) and Font size
on Windows 7?
On Windows 10 I get nothing useful if I select "Personalize".
If I select "Display Settings" after a right-click, I have a "Scale and
layout" section and am able to change percentages.
I don't see anywhere to get the control that I have with Tweak Tools on
Linux.
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