Font size setting

P

Pete

Is it possible to change the font size of the list of programs shown via
Start>All Programs?
 
M

Malke

Pete said:
I guess this is a state secret.

It *is* a State seekrit, but I'll tell you anyway. Then I'll have to
kill you. ;-)

Control Panel>Display>Appearance tab>Advanced button

Notice the drop-down arrow to the right of the Item window. Click that
drop-down arrow to get lots of choices, including the font size for your
menus. Make one change at a time and see if you like it. Once things are
the way you want them, OK/Apply/OK.


Malke
 
P

Pete

This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and the menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what looks
like 8 points Calibri.
 
G

Guest

Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on Customize button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass
 
P

Pete

Makes no difference I regret to say.

nass said:
Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on Customize
button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass

Pete said:
This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and the
menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what looks
like 8 points Calibri.
 
G

Guest

What your resolution (screen resolution set to).
And do you have web items enabled, say on the Display Properties under the
Desktop click Customize Desktop, then click on Web tab is there is any check
box checked?.
Pete said:
Makes no difference I regret to say.

nass said:
Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on Customize
button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass

Pete said:
This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and the
menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what looks
like 8 points Calibri.

Pete wrote:
I guess this is a state secret.


Is it possible to change the font size of the list of programs shown
via
Start>All Programs?
yup



It *is* a State seekrit, but I'll tell you anyway. Then I'll have to
kill
you. ;-)

Control Panel>Display>Appearance tab>Advanced button

Notice the drop-down arrow to the right of the Item window. Click that
drop-down arrow to get lots of choices, including the font size for
your
menus. Make one change at a time and see if you like it. Once things
are
the way you want them, OK/Apply/OK.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
 
P

Pete

Screen resolution is set to 1680 x 1050 and nothing is checked on the Web
tab.

nass said:
What your resolution (screen resolution set to).
And do you have web items enabled, say on the Display Properties under the
Desktop click Customize Desktop, then click on Web tab is there is any
check
box checked?.
Pete said:
Makes no difference I regret to say.

nass said:
Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on Customize
button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass

:

This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and the
menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what
looks
like 8 points Calibri.

Pete wrote:
I guess this is a state secret.


Is it possible to change the font size of the list of programs
shown
via
Start>All Programs?
yup



It *is* a State seekrit, but I'll tell you anyway. Then I'll have to
kill
you. ;-)

Control Panel>Display>Appearance tab>Advanced button

Notice the drop-down arrow to the right of the Item window. Click
that
drop-down arrow to get lots of choices, including the font size for
your
menus. Make one change at a time and see if you like it. Once things
are
the way you want them, OK/Apply/OK.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
 
G

Guest

Did you used in the past or the present any Icons Editing tools/utilities on
this machine?.


Pete said:
Screen resolution is set to 1680 x 1050 and nothing is checked on the Web
tab.

nass said:
What your resolution (screen resolution set to).
And do you have web items enabled, say on the Display Properties under the
Desktop click Customize Desktop, then click on Web tab is there is any
check
box checked?.
Pete said:
Makes no difference I regret to say.


Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on Customize
button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass

:

This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and the
menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what
looks
like 8 points Calibri.

Pete wrote:
I guess this is a state secret.


Is it possible to change the font size of the list of programs
shown
via
Start>All Programs?
yup



It *is* a State seekrit, but I'll tell you anyway. Then I'll have to
kill
you. ;-)

Control Panel>Display>Appearance tab>Advanced button

Notice the drop-down arrow to the right of the Item window. Click
that
drop-down arrow to get lots of choices, including the font size for
your
menus. Make one change at a time and see if you like it. Once things
are
the way you want them, OK/Apply/OK.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
 
P

Pete

This is quite a new installation of the OS (XP Pro), just a few days old.
No Icon editing tools or utilities have been used on this machine.

I had used a website to create some icons for a website I had designed on my
old computer and this site is now on the new machine and has been publised
from the new machine.

nass said:
Did you used in the past or the present any Icons Editing tools/utilities
on
this machine?.


Pete said:
Screen resolution is set to 1680 x 1050 and nothing is checked on the Web
tab.

nass said:
What your resolution (screen resolution set to).
And do you have web items enabled, say on the Display Properties under
the
Desktop click Customize Desktop, then click on Web tab is there is any
check
box checked?.
:

Makes no difference I regret to say.


Right click the Start button and select Properties.
On the taskbar and start menu click Start Menu then click on
Customize
button.
Under General tab select this:
(*) Small Icons

Click [OK]
On the Display Properties under Appearance then click Effects
Make sure this check box not checked:
[ ] Use large icons

HTH.
nass

:

This does not work, the Menu item is set at Calibri 13 points and
the
menus
in programs look ok but not in Start>Programs - they appear at what
looks
like 8 points Calibri.

Pete wrote:
I guess this is a state secret.


Is it possible to change the font size of the list of programs
shown
via
Start>All Programs?
yup



It *is* a State seekrit, but I'll tell you anyway. Then I'll have
to
kill
you. ;-)

Control Panel>Display>Appearance tab>Advanced button

Notice the drop-down arrow to the right of the Item window. Click
that
drop-down arrow to get lots of choices, including the font size
for
your
menus. Make one change at a time and see if you like it. Once
things
are
the way you want them, OK/Apply/OK.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
 

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