There must be a way to make application fonts from #C0E0EE to #000000. And this is what i would like to see in applications like Word and Email Messages I receive.
I have noticed that the Pale Moon Browser and FF, use black fonts (or super dark grey ones). And though changing the scheme color is provided, there is nothing to tweak the application fonts to black. I have tried looking into the options / settings for applications, like Word and Thunderbird. God only knows why I need bigger icons and bigger gadgets when they are pretty clear in the normal sizes.
#How do i make text bigger in win 7 plus#
Plus i have discovered that increasing the DPI also increases the Desktop Icons and the Gadgets.
But still this method only makes the greyish fonts larger and not blacker. I have tried increasing the font size, ie DPI, which is a little helpful. But unfortunately, Clear type on tweaks the clarity and offers no methods to make fonts blacker or bolder. I have been struggling with this for many years and decided to see if there were any solutions or registry tweaks. Problem: I have a hard time with gray fonts in email messages and application menu drop downs.
#How do i make text bigger in win 7 software#
Background: Seems to me that software developers find that gray fonts are easier on the eyes, but in fact makes it harder to read for many of us, especially if the grey fonts are against a darker grey or grey blue background.
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