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Support and Feedback / Re: Font in DeviceDropdown

« on: January 04, 2021, 17:37:32 »

OK, thanks.  In the screenshot I posted, it looked pretty odd at 125%.  Looks to me like the tab font is almost twice as big as the "249 GB..." text to its immediate right.

To work around this admittedly cosmetic item, I've ditched the win10 scaling for now, in favor of Ease of Access > Display > 'make text bigger'.  Unfortunately, I'm discovering other apps such as Notepad++ don't honor this, which forces me to comb their config options to manually bump font sizes.  I'm starting to regret the move.

Perhaps I should go back to win10 scaling, even if the tab font discrepancy looks odd.  If there's any way for me to improve the appearance in the above screenshot, please advise.

Thanks again, and thanks for the wonderful product.

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Support and Feedback / Re: Font in DeviceDropdown

« on: January 04, 2021, 15:37:25 »

Thanks, Mathias.  125% but, yes, scaling.

I think I'm starting to understand.  What I didn't realize is that Windows provides a way to either scale everything or just increase the size of text.  I may be able to meet my needs by just scaling text.  Is that what you're suggesting?

What I just now tried is to change Windows settings to 100% scaling and Ease of Access > Display > 'make text bigger'.  This does appear to make text bigger in File Explorer but not MC.  So I then used Configuration > Explorer Panel settings > Display > Fonts and adjusted those up.  That seems to do the trick.

Is this what you had in mind?  Asking for myself and I figure others may also find the steps helpful.

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Support and Feedback / Re: Font in DeviceDropdown

« on: January 04, 2021, 03:22:24 »

When upgrading to 10.2 I noticed the same change as the OP.  The font size of the device dropdown no longer matches that of the tabs above (or the file names below).  I don't see where I can configure it -- perhaps I'm missing something?