Community Chat

[ValuSkr]

Thank you for letting us know.  I will try to remember.  Is there a place in settings to select a larger font or does it need to be done every time?

[San Antonio Gal]

@depglass  - I've always used a #4 size.  Does this work for you?  

I would like to add that everyone please use paragraphs for longer posts.  

[Sage04]

#4 seems to work for most people. For me what I don't like are all the different color fonts especially if a blue follows a red and so on.

But life goes on.

@depglass  please let us know what works for you.

[781Florist]

I am technology challenged and never realized it was so easy to do this.  Thanks to the posters who described what to do in order to change font size.  (I still don't know how to put pictures into my computer and then insert them into posts!)

Just using the emojis was a leap forward for this techno-bozo!!

[SoCal Bred]

@781Florist  - I agree with you, I just get by with just the basics!

[goldensrbest]

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@San Antonio Gal wrote:

@depglass  - I've always used a #4 size.  Does this work for you?  

I would like to add that everyone please use paragraphs for longer posts.  

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I would like to know how to use paragraphs ,when posting. That was 4,this is 5.

[mspatmac]

This is Georgia font size 3 which I usually use.

This is Georgia font size 4

Should I size up to 4?  

When I first started someone kindly told me my original font and size was too small which I greatly appreciated.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I doubt you're going to get cooperation across the board.  Some people don't know how to use the forum features. There's always the option of enlarging your screen. 

[BlueFinch]

This is font size 1. I won't even try to read these posts, or font size 2. Font 3 is an improvement. Font 4 should be good for most, even with challenged eyesight. Font 5 really steps it up. I can read it without my readers. 

[Marp]

@depglass,  what device do you use to access the forums?  If using Windows you can enlarge the screen and text by holding the control key and scroll up or down to a comfortable size.

I don't know the mechanics but that feature should be available across the various devices and operating systems.