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| I have MS Works which includes Money. I was also hoping to get a solution to this problem. The type is so small that this new program is useless. Hopefully I can fix my old computer enough so I can use it just for my register. "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Perpetually Confused. wrote: > > > Wonder why Money fonts are always small, when some other applications let > > you set larger font size, even IE to some degree ... ? > Having the graphics hardware independence of HTML as objective would > be nice. In IE, there are non-HTML methods that also result in fixed > pixel-count fonts too. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Perpetually Confused. wrote: - quote - > Wonder why Money fonts are always small, when some other applications let
Having the graphics hardware independence of HTML as objective would> you set larger font size, even IE to some degree ... ? be nice. In IE, there are non-HTML methods that also result in fixed pixel-count fonts too. |
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| Thanks, Cal. I think you've answered some of my q's before. I already have it set at 166 dpi (173%), which does drive hubby crzy sometimes, but it doesn't affect MS Money. I did try once to up it much more, but it did no good and of course everything else was WAY funky/crowded/huge. Wonder why Money fonts are always small, when some other applications let you set larger font size, even IE to some degree ... ? "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Perpetually Confused. wrote: > > I have a Dell Inspiron laptop running XP, and my > > Display/Appearance/IE/Whatever settings are all on Large Fonts. But MS Money > > 2004 remains stubbornly small. Is there a way to adjust its fonts, short of > > using the Magnifier? > On a blank spot on the desktop, right click and choose > Properties-> Settings-> Advanced change the DPI setting to a higher > number. This will have some downside too. You will have to > experiment, and change back if you find the downside to outweigh > the upside. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Perpetually Confused. wrote: - quote - > I have a Dell Inspiron laptop running XP, and my > Display/Appearance/IE/Whatever settings are all on Large Fonts. But MS Money > 2004 remains stubbornly small. Is there a way to adjust its fonts, short of > using the Magnifier? On a blank spot on the desktop, right click and choose Properties-> Settings-> Advanced change the DPI setting to a higher number. This will have some downside too. You will have to experiment, and change back if you find the downside to outweigh the upside. |
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| I have a Dell Inspiron laptop running XP, and my Display/Appearance/IE/Whatever settings are all on Large Fonts. But MS Money 2004 remains stubbornly small. Is there a way to adjust its fonts, short of using the Magnifier? Thanks. |
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