How to change font size? non-editor pane
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I see how to change the font and size for editor windows in VS and SSMS.
I do not yet see how to change the font size in the non-editor window panes such as Properties, Object Explorer, Registered Servers, etc.
How can that incredibly small font be made larger?
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I see how to change the font and size for editor windows in VS and SSMS.
I do not yet see how to change the font size in the non-editor window panes such as Properties, Object Explorer, Registered Servers, etc.
How can that incredibly small font be made larger?
visual-studio ssms
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Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53
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I see how to change the font and size for editor windows in VS and SSMS.
I do not yet see how to change the font size in the non-editor window panes such as Properties, Object Explorer, Registered Servers, etc.
How can that incredibly small font be made larger?
visual-studio ssms
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
I see how to change the font and size for editor windows in VS and SSMS.
I do not yet see how to change the font size in the non-editor window panes such as Properties, Object Explorer, Registered Servers, etc.
How can that incredibly small font be made larger?
visual-studio ssms
visual-studio ssms
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
asked Nov 18 at 20:49
lit
291313
291313
Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53
add a comment |
Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53
Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53
Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53
add a comment |
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Are you by change using a 4k screen? Then it might be the Windows DPI Scaling.
– Patrick Jørgensen
Nov 18 at 23:53