Bigger letters without changing resolution

Hello,

Running OS Ventura 13.5 on my macbook Air 15" . I had before macbook 15" pro late 2013. i can't use to size of letters despite both pcs have same resolution. but old macbook pro has bigger letters and bolder. how to achieve this without changing resolution and avoid my eyes' pain?

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MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.15

Posted on Oct 19, 2023 11:28 AM

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Oct 19, 2023 12:31 PM in response to lubomir241

lubomir241 wrote:

you dont understand. not only text in some browser or app I know this. I need all! menus in all apps. all parts of the system bigger and bolder font.



Bigger letters without changing resolution

"how to achieve this without changing resolution "


OK lubomir241 —


This would be back to your Display resolution..

>System Settings>Displays




ref: Change your Mac display's resolution - Apple Support



Alternatively see your options >System Settings>Accessibility > Display make changes to suit your needs here

ref: Change Accessibility settings on Mac - Apple Support


Oct 21, 2023 2:13 AM in response to lubomir241

lubomir241 wrote:

i dont get it why same size displays and resolutions does such big difference. i have headaches after 2 days of using new mac.

FWIW, the two displays are not the same size or resolution. the 2013 15" MBP had a 15.4" screen, a 2880 by 1800 resolution at 220 ppi. The 2023 15" MBA has a 15.3" screen, a 2880 by 1864 resolution at 224 ppi. So the GUI would appear slightly smaller. There may also be differences between the two versions of macOS that can run on them. That may be why you are seeing a difference.

Oct 19, 2023 11:59 AM in response to lubomir241

lubomir241 wrote:

Hello,
Running OS Ventura 13.5 on my macbook Air 15" . I had before macbook 15" pro late 2013. i can't use to size of letters despite both pcs have same resolution. but old macbook pro has bigger letters and bolder. how to achieve this without changing resolution and avoid my eyes' pain?
Cheers,


Most interfaces on an app by app bases you can use the keyboard

Command +

Command-

Commnad 0 (default size)

Oct 19, 2023 1:19 PM in response to lubomir241

lubomir241 wrote:

i am aware of this option but it decreases working area for my display. i dont get it why same size displays and resolutions does such big difference. i have headaches after 2 days of using new mac.


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Oct 21, 2023 2:13 AM in response to dialabrain

can someone from apple explain why this post was removed? Apple you dont like critics? really??unbelievable. censorship we dont want you to say some things???


 had to change resolution at the end. apple big dissappointment... still i face issue how to set brightness. too less dont see letters i add brightnessit shines too much agressive to eyes. what did they do to display I dont get it, 10 year old macbook pro and display is not that aggressive. another off topic issue i want to prevent when i open lid that system starts to boot. we pay insane amount of money just to find out that apple is forcing to us its weird politics.

Oct 21, 2023 2:23 AM in response to dialabrain

who removed my post then? this is apple page right? if not apple someone deleted it and I hate censorship...i will post my feedback there(quite a lot of things) but still I need to find out why is display so aggressive. also refresh rate is now available . clicking option and scaled buttons(show me a picture I must be doing something wrong) does not seem to work..

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