Problems with Note Font Size

I have Logos 4 for Mac and I downloaded the newest update which said that it fixed the Note Font Size issue. This should also take affect in "clippings," but I'm still having the same problem. I change the Note Font Size in program settings, but it stays the same in "clippings." as well as notes. Any idea when this problem will be fixed? I'm sorry to harp on this issue, but "clippings" is such a terrific add-on to Logos 4. Especially when it comes to doing Graduate papers that it's a shame that you have to squint to read the "clippings."

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Jack Caviness

have Logos 4 for Mac and I downloaded the newest update which said that it fixed the Note Font Size issue. This should also take affect in "clippings," but I'm still having the same problem. I change the Note Font Size in program settings, but it stays the same in "clippings." as well as notes. Any idea when this problem will be fixed? I'm sorry to harp on this issue, but "clippings" is such a terrific add-on to Logos 4. Especially when it comes to doing Graduate papers that it's a shame that you have to squint to read the "clippings."

The font in clippings does not seem to change with a change to the Notes Default in Program Settings.

However, if you change the default, the font in Notes does change when you add a new note. Every font throughout the Notes File that was set to the default font and size will change to the new default. If you have manually changed any text in any note, that text will not be affected by the new default.

Cameron Watters (Faithlife)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/179559#Comment_179559

However, if you change the default, the font in Notes does change when you add a new note. Every font throughout the Notes File that was set to the default font and size will change to the new default. If you have manually changed any text in any note, that text will not be affected by the new default.

I'll look into the issue with clippings, since it's wired up similarly to Notes, but Jack is right. Our behavior is slightly different than in Windows due to the way that Fonts are handled by Cocoa vs. WPF. Namely, on Mac, the font you use is persisted even if it's not manually specified. So, unlike on Windows, changing the "default font" won't change all of your existing notes, but will set the default font for new notes. Think of it more like the "default font" setting on Windows, which won't go back and modify your existing documents.