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Yeah! - I got it. Thanks for all the help. I had to uninstall and install fresh. Once I did that, changing the menu settings worked. In fairness to the program, I've installed several Multi-Commander versions over each other as beta versions increased and the final version came out. I should have known to install fresh. I love it - my eyes thank you again.

Thanks for trying to help me. I'm running Windows 7. I didn't think of doing a fresh install of the new Multi Commander. I ran the beta and installed the new one over the last beta. Who knows - I'll try a fresh start.

I did as suggested and got the menus larger on many programs. However, it didn't do a single thing in Multi Commander. I even rebooted the computer to see if a restart would make the changes take effect - nothing.

If you now run at a super high resolution. Then don't you want the menu to be bigger in ALL programs and not just MC ?
MC is using the font size Windows has set for menus. And that size can be configured in the Windows Settings.
Changing it in windows settings all programs that are showing menu will have a bigger one.

No, most of my programs that I use every day have fonts that can be set, just as many fonts can be set in MC. I've already set the font global size to 135% in Windows - if that's what you're talking about. I don't think that I can crank that up any more without having a negative impact on other programs.

Could we have a trash bin icon that functions like the one in Windows. I think this would be very handy and helpful.

I sure would love to use a larger font in the main top menu. It would be great to have the pull-down menus in the same font. I have one of those super high resolution monitors, and the menus are tiny. Thanks for any consideration.

I'm brand new to Multi Commander. I've just been experimenting with it for several hours and feel that it's a great program. I'm comparing MC to Free Commander, and I like MC better in many ways. Free Commander does have the hover and scroll function for panels and trees. Multi Commander has many functions that Free Commander does not have, so I think that MC is close to being the best file manager available.

I think it would be great to be able to hover and scroll the tree and main file panel without clicking an entry. In other words, just hover over the panel with the mouse and scroll with the mouse wheel.