• Sight or site? Toolbar too small

    From Mike Halmarack@21:1/5 to All on Mon Dec 5 11:13:08 2022
    I did have a PC in each main room. Now, due to energy and temperature considerations I'm doing it all in one room, running a big telly as a
    monitor from a surface pro 2 with Win10.
    Lovely clear display but from the other side of the room, the layout
    of which is fixed, I can't make out the toolbar symbols on several 3rd
    party apps.

    The windows basic and Advanced Scaling Settings are at 175% which is
    OK for just about everything else but the menu bar and tool bar sizes.

    I can't find anything else within windows to customise to the extent I
    need. Have I missed something, or are there 3rd party apps to make
    these adjustments?
    --

    Mike

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  • From Jeff Gaines@21:1/5 to Halmarack on Mon Dec 5 12:05:26 2022
    On 05/12/2022 in message <9pirohd8t37dhloesb1r9ga1d96lm2jdkf@4ax.com> Mike Halmarack wrote:

    The windows basic and Advanced Scaling Settings are at 175% which is
    OK for just about everything else but the menu bar and tool bar sizes.

    I can't find anything else within windows to customise to the extent I
    need. Have I missed something, or are there 3rd party apps to make
    these adjustments?

    I vaguely remember a setting in Win 10 to adjust individual settings like
    fonts and task bars, I think it was on the resolution screen. Can't find
    it at the moment, my Win 10 box has gone doolally.

    --
    Jeff Gaines Dorset UK
    I can please only one person per day. Today is not your day.
    Tomorrow, isn't looking good either.

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  • From Mike Halmarack@21:1/5 to All on Tue Dec 6 09:41:14 2022
    On 5 Dec 2022 12:05:26 GMT, "Jeff Gaines" <jgnewsid@outlook.com>
    wrote:

    On 05/12/2022 in message <9pirohd8t37dhloesb1r9ga1d96lm2jdkf@4ax.com> Mike >Halmarack wrote:

    The windows basic and Advanced Scaling Settings are at 175% which is
    OK for just about everything else but the menu bar and tool bar sizes.

    I can't find anything else within windows to customise to the extent I >>need. Have I missed something, or are there 3rd party apps to make
    these adjustments?

    I vaguely remember a setting in Win 10 to adjust individual settings like >fonts and task bars, I think it was on the resolution screen. Can't find
    it at the moment, my Win 10 box has gone doolally.

    All my searches so far have come up with how to resize the taskbar and
    text, both of which are fine here. Me and windows are in a struggle to
    see who ends up in a straightjacket first.
    I know there are alternatives but "energy low" as thundermonk often
    claimed.
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    Mike

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  • From Jeff Gaines@21:1/5 to Halmarack on Tue Dec 6 10:29:56 2022
    On 06/12/2022 in message <ra3uoh9tcldoh3a0qjqdmeccfjgf6q5s6u@4ax.com> Mike Halmarack wrote:

    I vaguely remember a setting in Win 10 to adjust individual settings like >>fonts and task bars, I think it was on the resolution screen. Can't find
    it at the moment, my Win 10 box has gone doolally.

    All my searches so far have come up with how to resize the taskbar and
    text, both of which are fine here. Me and windows are in a struggle to
    see who ends up in a straightjacket first.
    I know there are alternatives but "energy low" as thundermonk often
    claimed.

    I think the option has been removed. The nearest I can get is Windows Key
    + U which brings up ease of access but the options now are just text size
    or making whole display bigger - and people wonder why I dislike Win 10 so much. Win 11 has dropped 11 more settings as well as only allowing the
    Taskbar to be placed at the bottom of the screen.

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    Jeff Gaines Dorset UK
    Remember, the Flat Earth Society has members all around the globe.

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