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Change Display Font Size on Windows Live Messenger 2009

 
 
Wes Newman
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      7th Apr 2009
After spending 20 minutes looking for any help on changing the main windows
display font in IM and on the web, I am beginning to think Micrtosoft uses a
fixed font size. Then I tell myself, naa - Microsoft would never do this,
would they?

Changing the font size in the tools/Options only changes the font size of
the chat message, not the font size displayed in the contact list.

Does anyone know how to do this?
 
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alaaddin
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      14th Jun 2009
me too , searching the web for same thing , couldn't find a way to do it .

"Wes Newman" wrote:

> After spending 20 minutes looking for any help on changing the main windows
> display font in IM and on the web, I am beginning to think Micrtosoft uses a
> fixed font size. Then I tell myself, naa - Microsoft would never do this,
> would they?
>
> Changing the font size in the tools/Options only changes the font size of
> the chat message, not the font size displayed in the contact list.
>
> Does anyone know how to do this?

 
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