Photoshop CC menu label font sizes
Aug 23, 2015 23:51:41 #
ldhflyguy
Loc: near Chicago
I'm just getting started with Photoshop CC.
Can the menu label font sizes be increased from within the Photoshop CC program? I'm pretty sure the answer is NO. If I'm wrong, how do I do it?
Any ideas on why that isn't an option?
Can the menu label font sizes be increased from within the Photoshop CC program? I'm pretty sure the answer is NO. If I'm wrong, how do I do it?
Any ideas on why that isn't an option?
Aug 24, 2015 05:23:11 #
Check under program option.
(Edit-Preference-Interface)
Please be aware that unless you have a high resolution monitor you are in for some frustration...
(Edit-Preference-Interface)
Please be aware that unless you have a high resolution monitor you are in for some frustration...
Aug 24, 2015 08:58:31 #
ldhflyguy
Loc: near Chicago
Rongnongno wrote:
Check under program option.
(Edit-Preference-Interface)
Please be aware that unless you have a high resolution monitor you are in for some frustration...
(Edit-Preference-Interface)
Please be aware that unless you have a high resolution monitor you are in for some frustration...
Rongnongno,
Thanks for the info.
Where do I find "program option" ?
I didn't see that under any of the menus.
My monitor's resolution is set at 2560 x 1440.
I can set it to lower resolutions; but, that defeats having the higher resolution monitor. :-(
Aug 24, 2015 09:47:40 #
ldhflyguy wrote:
Rongnongno,
Thanks for the info.
Where do I find "program option" ?
I didn't see that under any of the menus.
My monitor's resolution is set at 2560 x 1440.
I can set it to lower resolutions; but, that defeats having the higher resolution monitor. :-(
Thanks for the info.
Where do I find "program option" ?
I didn't see that under any of the menus.
My monitor's resolution is set at 2560 x 1440.
I can set it to lower resolutions; but, that defeats having the higher resolution monitor. :-(
As Rongnongno said
Edit > Preferences > Interface tab
You may be able to change the font size using the UI font size dropdown, which ranges from tiny to Large (this does not work on my monitor) or you can scale the UI font size (Auto, 100% or 200%).
On mine the Auto and 100% are the same, the 200% makes everything four times larger (including the boxes and panels). I find it totally useless and use a magnifying glass instead. I have lowered the screen resolution a little to make the tool text readable.
Aug 24, 2015 13:31:11 #
ldhflyguy
Loc: near Chicago
Problem Solved !
Thank you both for heading me in the correct direction.
I used Edit>Preferences>Experimental Features and selected "Scale UI 200% for high density displays" .
That works about perfectly. Perhaps it makes the fonts and tools a little too big; but, It's a lot better than the other settings I found.
Thanks again!
:D
Thank you both for heading me in the correct direction.
I used Edit>Preferences>Experimental Features and selected "Scale UI 200% for high density displays" .
That works about perfectly. Perhaps it makes the fonts and tools a little too big; but, It's a lot better than the other settings I found.
Thanks again!
:D
Aug 27, 2015 19:01:59 #
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