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.rtfd font size?

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Hey guys,

Can I change the .rtfd font size? it's for being able to comfortably read the language/tutorial guide documents as I can control the composer and the listener but not the assistant help docs...

It's too small for me, and I have a large screen as well.

Thanks!

Julio

  • 4 years later...
On 10/20/2015 at 3:33 PM, opmo said:

The docs are protected but you can change the font size for a particular doc with contextual menu... for the time of the display.

Is the underlying LISP system technically unable to display documents at different zoom levels? 

Usually the size at which documents are displayed have nothing to do with whether the displayed document is write-protected or not.  

 

I strongly vouch for implementing a preference setting letting the user choose at what size a document is displayed in future versions (if technically possible).

 

My guess is that many older users of OPMO does not have the same eye-sight as they did when they were in their 20ies and could benefit from a a larger display size for documentation files.

 

I for one, find the tiny font size  very taxing on the eyes. It's a bit more readable on the laptop screen but on a big desktop monitor where you sit farther away it's a pain (for me) to read.

 

Are there any plans to improve this in the future?

The only way to do that is to make the documentation in PFD format.

If more users would agree on this we could consider to do that.

This would be a big task because of the pitch colorisation.

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