Windows 10: Text size Office 10

I want to increase the size of the text in my email screen which is very small. My screen setting is 125% because I have bad vision but the email side of Office10 (Outlook) remains at either pitch 8 or 9. Can anyone helpo please?



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explain advanced setting adjustment titles

Hi Marvin,

These options are controlling the text size of the system apps and settings. For example, the
Menus, if you change the font size of it, it will effect the text size of the menu in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or any other Windows and office apps.

Let us know if you have other questions.

 

Desktop Icon labels - Changed to teeny-tiny font after update

Hi Jim,

Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community.



It could be due to incorrect settings or software changes.

I suggest you to try the steps provided below and check if it helps.

1. Right-click on the desktop. Click on
Display Settings.

2. Change the size of apps, text and other items. Move it to 125% and check.

If the issue persists, then try to change the text size of Icons.

1.
Right-click on the desktop. Click on Display Settings.

2.
Click on Advanced Display Settings.

3.
Click on Advanced sizing of text and other items.

4.
Then click on change only the text size. In the drop down select
Icons and size. Click on Apply.

For Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) issues, you need to post the query on Office forum.

Office - Microsoft Community

Hope this helps in resolving the issue. If the issue persists, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you.

 

Just press Control and use mouse wheel to adjust the text size. Make sure that mouse cursor is in the window you want to adjust text.

 

I know the feeling. You can use the Accessibility settings to help. I use a spare 32" LCD for the desktop that we have Windows 10 setup on, when I have to do some work on it.

 

Thank you very much for that. For the last 17 years, I never knew that's what I could have done. The older you get the more you learn.

Thanks again,

RonBin85

 

*Thumbs You're welcome RonBin79. Glad it worked *Smile

 

I had Cataract Surgery about two years ago and I have to keep a pair of 2.5 readers in about every room. I swear that even with the lenses, it makes it worse at times. Just have to adapt. I keep my Macbook up to 1280x768, since it is a bit easier to see, but over this past month I have been having issues.

Remember to back up before making any changes. There are tools out that do help in making adjustments on your monitor for clearity and also adjust your back light down on your monitor. I have found that makes it a whole lot easier on your eyes.