g***@aol.com
2023-06-21 03:10:18 UTC
I have been trying to change the font size on my W7 machine for a
while. It started with the spell check box in Agent and that comes
from Windows. I have been down the personalize>window color rabbit
hole. Everything that is there is now set to 12P. Most of the display
is 12P.
I can change everything but "Window" font. (bottom of the pull down
list)
I made "Window" a hideous color and proved that is the one that stays
8p. Agent picks it up and it shows up here and there in Windows it
shows up in Freecell in the message box. Sometimes the ugly color text
is 12P if the application respects my request for 12P, most of the
time it is 8P.
Is this buried in the registry somewhere and they don't have a GUI to
get to it?
BTW if you never played with these settings, it is amazing how
different things pick them up. I was mixing up the colors to verify
what I was changing and lots of strange stuff changes in your normal
use.
You have to be careful. Sometimes the software will pick a font color
from one selection and background from another. You can end up with
black on black.
while. It started with the spell check box in Agent and that comes
from Windows. I have been down the personalize>window color rabbit
hole. Everything that is there is now set to 12P. Most of the display
is 12P.
I can change everything but "Window" font. (bottom of the pull down
list)
I made "Window" a hideous color and proved that is the one that stays
8p. Agent picks it up and it shows up here and there in Windows it
shows up in Freecell in the message box. Sometimes the ugly color text
is 12P if the application respects my request for 12P, most of the
time it is 8P.
Is this buried in the registry somewhere and they don't have a GUI to
get to it?
BTW if you never played with these settings, it is amazing how
different things pick them up. I was mixing up the colors to verify
what I was changing and lots of strange stuff changes in your normal
use.
You have to be careful. Sometimes the software will pick a font color
from one selection and background from another. You can end up with
black on black.