Font size by default in Safari

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• Font size keeps defaulting to 100% after I increase it.

  Using Vista and IE8, I enlarge the font size to 165% to make it readable on my monitor resolution 1900 x 1200. However, every so often, recovery of the computer, he wakes up with a font size of normal 100% instead of 165%. It's embarrassing. Is there something I could do to make sure it remains to the selected new?

  Hi Charita142,

  try this out...

  Font size settings will no longer exist under Internet Explorer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; EN-US; q255062

  If the other suggestions do not, apply perhaps MSHTML. DLL is corrupted or is not properly registered. Go to start / run and type:

  regsvr32 mshtml.dll

  If still no joy, use the (SFCSystem File Checker. EXE) to extract a new copy of c:\windows update setup files.

  Kind regards.

• How can I increase the font size of default browser?

  When you click on 'tools' received 'options', there is no 'option' not found. So I can't go to tools options content of fonts and colors and cannot change the default size of the browser. All the documents I want to print from a Web site have the size of the fine print.

  Hello lizramadhan, on mac, it is not in tools > Options > content, this is for windows

  for mac you will find the content in the Firefox menu and select Preferences... to access the preferences window, then the content panel

  See: options, preferences and settings for Firefox

  Settings for fonts, languages, inlaid, the images and JavaScript menus

  Differences in menu in Windows, Linux and Mac

  Thank you

• Font size of bookmarks in Safari tabs

  Is it possible to make the text of the bookmark tabs larger (old eyes).

  I tried Safari "never use font... sizes." ', but which does not apply to tabs.

  Any ideas appreciated.

  HNickM wrote:

  Is it possible to make the text of the bookmark tabs larger (old eyes).

  Unfortunately, no.

• In XP, what are the default fonts and font sizes by default under advanced appearance for these items listed below?

  What are the fonts by default and default font for these options size? I've changed them - problems. Also why can't you post a record of original fonts for users of xp with all the fonts required default? It helps users strongly tempted to extract did not work properly.
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  3D objects
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  Resident of the active window
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  Icon spacing V
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  Hi Scott,.

  If you change the settings in display properties, you can change it to default by selecting the Windows XP default theme. This will change all default Windows fonts and their sizes.

  To do this, follow these steps.

  a. right click on an empty space on the desktop and then click Properties.

  b. on the themes tab, click Windows XP in the theme box.

  c. click OK.

• Is there a way to set the font size as default in WordPad - Windows 7?

  In Windows 7, is there a way to set the default value in WordPad to Courier 10? I see no place to set the default value. I save my changes and when I close and reopen the document it's back to Courier 11 and the spacing is all off. I create documents for customers who need very specific settings (including a 10 - PT font.) to copy and paste resumes to online applications. Once I have send the plain text for them, they, also, versions I can save these specific parameters. It's extremely frustrating; in XP and Vista, I was able to save 10-PT policy documents. I don't see why this was changed. Any suggestions? Anyone at MS have the power to solve this problem?

  I created a document called a new Doc - highlighted space vacuum-made my the font changes and size and saved.  So when I want a document with my size settings and the police, I opened my new Doc.  Make sure that when you save it you rename this new Doc remains empty.  I created a shortcut on the desktop and open the new Doc instead of WordPad.   I guess you can do your employees.  I hope this helps.

• Default font size cannot be restored

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 on a desk. For unexplained reasons, the font size of all the configuration windows (a window where you select for example the font DPI) have opted for a font size tiny who cannot yet be read without a magnifying glass. I tried to restore the default font size in the window of the control without result Panel.

  I can indeed click the bar 'restore the default fonts', but on that same windows at the bottom left is a button which remains grayed out so I can not confirm this choice and he will take no effect.

  Is there a work around to restore this font size by default please?

  HKEY is a path within the registry. Registry is where Windows stores the parameters key, including the boot settings and other complex parameters, which makes the work of Windows.

  To open the registry editor, goto start-> type regedit.exe-> click on enter. If UAC prompts, click Yes.

  In the left pane, you can see HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Click on the + to expand the tree. Under this expanded tree, look for software. Expand it. Similarly, look for Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes\MS Shell Dlg. You can see your current path to the status bar.

  Once you click on FontSubstitues, on the right pane, you can see the list of parameters. Goto MS Shell Dlg 2. Double click on it. Tahoma type, click Ok. Then close the Registry Editor window. Now reboot the PC and verification.

  

  Before you proceed, see the following link for the backup of the registry, which is recommended:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756

• Increase the default font size

  Hello
  
  Where can I change the font size by default for all pages in my application?
  
  Thank you
  
  Roseline

  As usual for any question about the appearance, you MUST indicate what built-in theme is used, or provide information on your custom theme...

  Most of these themes using the very poor practices to use the universal selector in their CSS to define the size of the general police using absolute font size units, something like:

  * { font-size: 11px; }
  

  http://meyerweb.com/Eric/articles/webrev/200006a.html

  It is better to know exactly how this is done in the theme in use. The use of this blunt instrument causes all sorts of problems.

  The rule of the universal selector must be overridden, or by modifying the existing CSS (not recommended if it's a built-in theme), adding another stylesheet to all page templates, or incorporating a style rule in the header of every page in use patterns. The latter is probably the easiest:

  but it would be better to be in a style sheet for ease of maintenance. See the documentation for how to add custom style sheets and make sure the substitution appears after the reference to the CSS theme.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E14373_01/AppDev.32/e11838/themes.htm#BABFIFJC

  It's really best not to use absolute (px or pt) font size units, but it is difficult to get things working properly between browsers in quirks mode (as used by the existing themes) by using the proper techniques.

  http://www.alistapart.com/articles/howtosizetextincss/

• Redefine the character Format - font/size

  This question was asked back in the beginning of ' 09 ("aught 9 ' as the former toady will probably tell someday). It seems that there is a work around at the time. I wonder if advanced in years and versions of software have given rise to another method.

  I want to do exactly as the opus... updated styles para (body) to a smaller font size. I want to emphasis and character formats corresponding to my new [small] para format size body similar to now. Is it possible to do without the addition of a new character format and do a find/replce between old and new formats?

  I'm in FrameMaker 11.0.1

  ~ Chris Dunn

  First posting:

  Redefine the character format

  March 30, 2009 12:14 AM

  Hello

  I need to change a character format which is currently 10pt Courier to adapt the size of the police of underlying paragraph format, for example Courier 12pt to the body of the text and Courier 10pt to table text, Courier 9 pt bottom and so on.

  When I update the format of size set to according to East, existing to stay at 10 PT, instances which is consequent that the text was before 10pt. Is it possible to change the format to use the font size to default paragraph for all existing instances with less effort than to apply formats again to all instances?

  With the help of FM 8.0p277 on Windows XP.

  Thanks in advance for any advice.
  joH

  Answers

  A reader posted a reply that did not appear on adobeforums.com so far, but the version of usenet.

  Ron wrote:

  > You can create a new format with a different name, and then apply the new format to all instances of the former with find/replace.

  It works perfectly and solved the problem. Thank you, Ron.

  Looks like the size was precise defined in the tag of character instead of AsIs. In this case, you shoot yourself in the foot by changing the size of paratag.

  If you have already changed your paragraph tags and to see what happened, then you have some cleaning to do.

  What will work is, in an instance of the tagged content, explicitly change the size in designer character for what is necessary, and then click all to update. Then update this definition of new character tag to be AsIs for the font size (and most of the other features) and remove the replacements. The tagged content should now change if you change the paratag font sizes.

  Repeat for the other character tags.

  However, if you have not done anything yet, then in the Character Designer of simply change all relevant tags to have a size of AsIs and update everything to remove overrides. Nothing has to change visually at this stage. Then, when you change the font size of paratag, character tags will now change size as a result.

• Missing in SAFARI 10.0 default font size

  Just updated to SAFARI 10.0, they removed the ability to change the default font size.  Now, the writing is too small, what can I do to fix this?

  Send feedback to Apple. They will not respond, but at least know that there is a problem or a suggestion for change. If enough people send feedback, it can get change / suggested the problem solved as soon as possible.

  Your comments

• Safari 10: too small font size

  After the installation of Safari 10.0 this morning, nothing is as it used to be - printing on most websites is too small for me to read. The option to adjust the size to a minimum size by default in the Preferences window has disappeared; pages can be enlarged in 125, 150% etc but not what I want.

  I no has not upgraded to the latest version of Safari to end up reading texts too small they are printed on stamps!

  Do these guys at apple all this walk with a watchmakers eyepiece? All solutions (style sheets?)?

  There are a number of discussions on this issue with your same concern. I agree, the issue of font size is really bad and the zoom function is NOT a way to solve this problem. As others have suggested sending back to Apple is a way of approaching the question with the hope that they give the choice of font size in preferences rather than this impassable zoom feature.

• Font size in safari

  Download Safari 10.0 and os 10.12 size police and the darkness of the police do I have very difficult for me to see.  Is there a way to change this?

  There are already a number of threads on this after a day with Safari 10. This is a real problem. The Zoom feature ISN'T as the font size. I just dropped pages were illegible and pensioners via Time Machine my old system will avoid Mac Sierra until this is changed.

• In Safari 10 minimum font size

  Hi people,

  Is there a way to restore the minimum font size setting 9 Safari Safari 10? Zoom the entire page is not as useful as the increase in the minimum size of text. To return to the 18pt size I had before, I up to 150%, which increases all the parts of the page, making it too large to render correctly.

  Minimum size was certainly not perfect, but it was the best option in my situation of low vision.

  Rgds,

  There is circumvention via CSS custom solutions, you can find online.

  I am facing the same problem and have sent feedback to Apple. It borders on the hostile user behaviour, discrimination against people with a weak eyesight and seems to be a crazy interface simplification exercise.

  My only solution is to go back to chrome until Apple decides to solve this problem.

• Where is the minimum font size in Safari Version 10.0 (11602.1.50.0.10)?

  I need to control the font size in Safari. Apple seems to have removed. Does anyone know where the police since the previous version of Safari controls went?

  Workarounds don't work. I find myself with a page too big for my Air 13 "screen if fonts are quite large. If the Safari page fits the screen, fonts are too low.

  (insert a LOT of expletives here).

  Help!

  Just found out his omission, too!  Horrible!

  Minimum font size control has been using Safari... keys to allow the text on the pages to have a readable size.  What is happening with Apple?

  Now, perhaps, there is an extension that can do this.  OFF to get one!

• Safari 10.0 no minimum font size setting

  Just downloaded Safari 10.0 on my Early 2011 Macbook Pro and there is a remarkable lack of functionality: definition of a minimum font size. The setting seems to be replaced by the percentage of zoom of page that is not as useful for me. Anyone know if Apple has just moved this setting or if it is gone for good?

  It seems that he's gone.

  You could try a different resolution in system preferences > monitors > display > chipped.

  Or system preferences > accessibility > Zoom.