iTunes 12.3.3 fonts size are now way too BIG!

Still no solution. I can't believe they would let this sort of an issue go by for so long. There is clearly a problem here and Apple's answers have been completely unsatisfactory. I'm convinced they are never going to fix this problem.

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Works for me too!!!!! I can't even begin to believe that psikofunkster originally posted on March 21, 2016 about this problem and literally freakin' MARCH 21, 2017 is the day it's fix!!! We've entered the Twilight Zone!

Why a year to fix this, I'll have no idea, but I'm just happy to have this back working properly!

Thanks psikofunkster and all those who contributed to getting this resolved.

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Yep, finally a fix many versions later. I was tired of down scaling my font to 100% just to use itunes, then enlarging it to 125% when I was finished. For anyone on this thread who hasn't downloaded the latest version of itunes, you'll be very happy this is finally resolved.

Hey psikofunkster,
I understand that he font looks off when looking into iTunes. Let's see if we can get to the bottom of this.
What comes to mind is that this may be related to the DPI settings you have for your computer. I have found two articles from Microsoft that speak to this. The first will explain that text may appear larger or smaller depending on the setting. For the best results, you will need to change the DPI back near to the recommended setting. This will put the font back to their original size and you should be able to see everything within the iTunes Store.
When changing the DPI setting on Windows 7, some fonts may be scaled too large or too small
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2556182
Make the text on your screen larger or smaller
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/make-the-text-on-your-screen-larger- or-smaller?v=t
Let me know if this helps.
Take it easy

Ok. This did help me see all of the iTunes window, but it has now made EVERYTHING else on my computer super tiny!!!! This hasn't happened with any of the other previous updates to iTunes, my computer has been set up with the larger display since I've gotten it and I've never had this happen before. I'm sorry, but my aged eyes need to have the fonts and pictures bigger on a regular basis. Adjusting it every time I want to go into iTunes is going to be a huge pain! Hopefully a coming update will resolve this issue.

I have the same problem as the original poster. Ever since 12.3.3.17 update iTunes store screen is too big. Also, when you select an album on that page, it does not bring you to the album you selected. It brings you to the album next to it. There is something definitely wrong here. Is Apple working on this?

This is the full iTunes Store window. Notice the side menu is completely missing? The fonts are also huge (which you probably can't see from this image.)

Yep...also having the same problem.

Quite simply Apple will soon realise that if you can`t see it........you can`t buy it !

Hello. I had the same problem since I updated iTunes a few days ago: everything was huge, there was no side menu on the right, etc.

I found this thread half an hour ago and I saw I wasn't the only one with that issue.

BTW, my PC has Windows 7, 1920 x 1080 screen resolution, its DPI is set on 125% (I hate tiny pixelated fonts) and also I use that font renderer called GDIPP to make fonts look way better than the crappy ClearType (the programs are called gdipp_x64_0.9.1 and gdipp_x86_0.9.1, both are installed on my PC but I don't remember where I downloaded them from).

This GDIPP had nothing to do with the issue, of course (and I highly recommend it if you like non-pixelated and nice rendered fonts on the whole Windows system).

Anyway, I tried going back to 100% DPI and it solved the look and functions of iTunes but, as I said, I can't use Windows with those tiny ugly fonts.

A few minutes ago I tried this: right click, screen resolution, reduce or enlarge (or something like that), I kept the 125% DPI, clicked on the left side menu on PPP, unchecked that XP style option, applied changes and... voilà!

I can't believe I found the solution all by myself!

I wonder what consequences will I face by having that XP option unchecked... everything looks fine so far (Windows, iTunes and other programs too).

Try my suggestions (including GDIPP) and let me know if it worked for you too.

See ya!