Making the font size bigger, globally
How do you globally change the font size?
My wife has some difficulty reading text on our 15" MacBook Pro, using Mac OS X 10.5. I looked for some way to increase the font size - in some manner that would make the menu bar, menus, mailbox names, etc. more readable. We can increase the font size for specific windows of specific applications, but not all windows of all applications.
We've tried the Zoom function - and that's pretty neat, but not the solution we are looking for, as it's somewhat cumbersome.
We'd tried changing the screen resolution from it's native mode, but then things just don't "look right."
There must be a default font setting. Please help us find it.
My wife has some difficulty reading text on our 15" MacBook Pro, using Mac OS X 10.5. I looked for some way to increase the font size - in some manner that would make the menu bar, menus, mailbox names, etc. more readable. We can increase the font size for specific windows of specific applications, but not all windows of all applications.
We've tried the Zoom function - and that's pretty neat, but not the solution we are looking for, as it's somewhat cumbersome.
We'd tried changing the screen resolution from it's native mode, but then things just don't "look right."
There must be a default font setting. Please help us find it.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.5)
