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Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - Nicholas - 04-29-2017
Just imported data from my SD card in to SleepyHead for the first time. All of the text within the SleepyHead window is so small that I have to squint and strain to read it. I tried checking the View menu, but here doesn't seem to be a zoom feature. How can I change the size? Do I need to play with my screen resolution (Windows 10)?
Thanks...
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - Nicholas - 04-29-2017
Using v1.0.0-beta-2
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - Beej - 04-29-2017
File, Preferences
Select the Appearance tab
In the lower half of the displayed screen, are locations to adjust font sizes.
If that doesn't work, then you may need to adjust your display in your operating system.
If you reduce the resolution, the images are bigger.
With Windows, there is an option to increase/decrease font sizes.
I would expect Apple and Linux to have similar options.
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - Sleeprider - 04-29-2017
There's an option in SleepyHead to use larger fonts. Preference-appearance.
If you have a high resolution 4K screen, try doing a Right-click of the desktop on your machine, and selecting Display Settings, to change the Display Resolution. It is possible to increase font sizes, or if necessary use the Advanced Options to change the screen resolution to a more conventional size. You will want to select a display resolution ending in 1080: #### x 1080. This may make icons and other programs look less than optimal, but it is easy to switch screen resolution.
If that does not work, Mark reports the following regarding 4K high resolution screens:
Quote:This is caused by a bug in Qt cross platform libraries not working with 4k screens properly, the newer version of Qt libraries fix this, but unfortunately to get at this, it means redesigning a whole chunk of SleepyHead UI code from the ground up because of forced deprecations.
This solution was suggested:
Quote:Pete White Peter Holsberg, I, too, had these issues with SleepyHead and several other programs when I bought a new computer with Windows 10 and a HighRes monitor. I found this solution while searching a similar problem I was having with Photoshop. Some of the plug-ins were unreadable because the font was way too small. Other problems, in some other programs, were things like labels did not line up with buttons, font too small in comparison with other native Windows programs, buttons overlapped, etc.
I tried every trick I could find yet nothing worked until I found the following solution. It worked for SleepyHead and every other program with these issues so far. You must be comfortable with changing a registry entry and creating a file that you will add to each folder containing the main ".exe." file of any offending program.
Rather than explain the whole process, here is the link. It fixed my SleepyHead viewing issues. Make sure to follow the directions exactly. It might look a bit intimidating to some but it really is quite easy.
http://www.danantonielli.com/adobe-app-scaling-on-high-dpi-displays-fix/
That's all I got. The new 4K screen resolutions are kind of rare and Sleepyhead has not been programmed to deal with it.
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - Nicholas - 04-30-2017
Thanks, all. Silly me - didn't even to think to look in the File menu.
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - CPAPreturnee - 05-03-2017
What works for me (sometimes) on my Windows7 is hold down Ctrl (control) and press + key to enlarge area. Use scroll bars to zoom around page. Use control - to shrink back but might not get back to exact starting size.
Can't hurt.
RE: Text within SleepyHead window way too small for me to read - dreamchaser - 05-03-2017
I was having the same issue!