Resizing display / text

Firefox and then Explorer use Ctrl-+/- to GREAT effect to control the size of a magnified size of a document. Doing this in Logos 4 would be an awesome edition. I especially want this when I have in the reading view! (F11).

Anyone else think this would be helpful. - Every year, my eyes get a bit weaker :-).

Thanks,
Joel Parke

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Terry Poperszky

There are a couple of controls under tools>program settings.

One is program scaling and the other is default text size

Chris Elford

Joel,

Do you realize you can adjust the size of font in the panel icon (top left of a pane - the slider)?

I suspect you do and are asking for a keyboard shortcut, but just in case.

Also, if you move your mouse to the top of the screen in Reading view, the menu bar with that Panel icon appears so you can adjust it there as well.

Chris

Tim Deahl

I'm right there with you. In Logos 3, I was constantly adjusting font size up and down. As quickly as I could hold ctrl+shift and hit the < or > keys, the size was adjusted. The Logos 4 method is cumbersome and slow by comparison.

Tim Deahl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51928#Comment_51928

Yes. I (unfortunately) must use those methods. I use the mouse only in a case of absolute necessity. I want some key strokes!

Chris Elford

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51934#Comment_51934

Yes. I (unfortunately) must use those methods. I use the mouse only in a case of absolute necessity. I want some key strokes!

I (unfortunately) am a mousy guy - goes with the old Mac envy when they first came out (gone now) - or maybe it is the hair color?? I only want to use the keyboard in a case of absolute necessity. I want some mouse clicks! (different strokes - I like to lean back not lean in) [:)]

I appreciate that Logos is trying to implement both.

Chris