I'm still running High Sierra and I'm using Notes version 4.5
I'd like to change the deafult font that now is an awkward System Font. (By the way when I used El Capitan the defaul font wasn't the System Font)
I can change the font for each single note of course, but I'd like to change the default font.
I presume that this is possible in newer version of Notes, but what if I want to change the font while I'm still using High Sierra?
TIA
MacBook Pro 15″, OS X 10.11
Actually it's not possible in any version of Notes including Notes 4.9 included with macOS Monterey.
Actually it's not possible in any version of Notes including Notes 4.9 included with macOS Monterey.
As previous posting indicates the Default Font for all Notes can not be changed.
One can change individual fonts and typeface of the text in a Note by Command + t which brings up the Font Book and choose something to your liking.
The above is Credited to previous poster @dialabrain.
P. Phillips wrote:
One can change individual fonts and typeface of the text in a Note by Command + t which brings up the Font Book and choose something to your liking.
Again, I believe the user is aware of that…
"I can change the font for each single note of course, but I'd like to change the default font."
Up my game ;-)
welcome for the citation
Thanks.
Anyway ... may I say that's very awkward? 😳
Best
Many thanks to dialabrain and P. Phillips... a nice race to be kind and helpful!
Alberto
You're welcome.
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