How to increase size of minimize and other buttons top left of window?

OK, thanks for this, a shame that the buttons can not be increased in size without increasing the size of everything else on the screen. It's not as if I can not see everything on my screen, just that the buttons are too small to accurately click with the mouse.

Anyway, a related question, one of the things that I like in Windows is that I can very simply close the open window by hitting the "Escape" button on the keyboard. Makes it easy when multiple windows are open and I want to clean things up a bit, so I click on the active window, hit "Escape" and the active window goes away, which is much easier to do than having to use the mouse to click the (very small) close window button on each and every open window. Hitting "Escape" does not seem to work on a Mac, is there any keyboard alternative?

Thanks

Thanks very much, again. On the whole the Mac a much better experience even though some things taking a while to get used to. I was annoyed that I paid for Office for Mac when the software is quite a bit different from what I am used to in Windows. Of particular annoyance was the inability to easily transfer Outlook emails from PC over to Outlook on the Mac - a pretty obvious thing that most people switching over would want to do. File storage system is confusing also, but I haven't yet spent the time to work it out. Music and photos, for example, I want all users on the Mac to be able to access, but it requires quite a few steps to organise (have to set-up every user individually) as default is no sharing. I find I-Photo a bit cumbersome also when compared with the simpler folder + preview system on the PC. Back to the folder system, when I download something, I don't know where it goes and I want to be able to select where it gets saved rather than saving to the default folder all the time, which requires me to then move it to where I want it to be.

While I have you here .............

Dumb question perhaps, but how do I select the function keys on top row of my keyboard? I have one of the new aluminium keyboards. Hit F11 and sound goes down, hit F12 and sound goes up, but I can not work out how to hit the F11 key to do the other things it is supposed to do in an application.

In Safari, how can I make all new windows and all pop-ups be loaded as another Tab rather than another screen?

Is there an application that splits my I-mac screen as if I had two screens (without having to manually adjust and size the windows).

Gone a bit off topic, but thanks very much for your help. Is this your job or you do this for sport?

Regards

Thanks to all.