Photoshop elements UI too small font on screen high resolution

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  Your comment belongs on the Site of Adobe this is a user forum site. Please use Photoshop customer family newsgroups

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• I have a 22 inch monitor set to 150%, but since I installed Firefox, the font is too small and the screen is too small. Cannot enlarge font or screen. I can do control ++ whenever I have enter a page but don't want it as my solution.

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• Photoshop elements 13 too much editor on my laptop screen page... How to fix?

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• Satellite L550D-136 - too small fonts in Java applets

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• HP officejet pro 8600: after printing too small font size

  I try to print from a pdf file, the unprotected, I can change the font size in the pdf reader, sumatra, but when the pdf file is printed, it is much too small for me to read easily. that is, on a scale of 10 completed printing printing size is that while I need about five. the printer prints all from the pdf file, but the final print is too small for me. email printing, web GGP etc all work fine. Cannot find anywhere to change the font size in the printer itself.

  the pdf, I am printing is a motorcycle manual.

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  greyswan

  greyswan

  Welcome to the Community Forum of HP.

  The provision allowing to adjust font sizes - in most cases, at least - is done at the application level.

  So adjust the display and scale printing, before you send the print to the printer.

  Most applications call this preset Print print preview function: print preview is available in the browsers, editors, and viewers like Adobe Reader documents.

  I'm not at all familiar with the Sumatra PDF Reader - maybe this PDF Reader does not preview before printing?

  Perhaps, if it is available, print preview does not offer the necessary adjustments to allow printing to adjust the scale or the size of the page as appropriate.

  I can offer the following: it may or may not be useful, although it may point you in a direction that helps you to find a solution to your dliemma with your player of Sumatra.

  Manage the print with preview output before printing

  Please, take a look at the section on PDF files.

  At the very least, you can consider the following strategy:

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  • Create a Snip of this region
  • Save the capture as an Image
  • Print only necessary as big Snip

  Click on the thumbs-up Kudos to say thank you!

  And... Click on accept as Solution when my answer provides a fix or a workaround!

  I am happy to provide assistance on behalf of HP. I do not work for HP.

• Too small fonts on web pages with a computer 17 "widescreen laptop

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  It would be useful to know what browser you view your web pages.
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