Difference between revisions of "Enlarge Script Font Size"
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There are | There are 4 Methods to change the font size in the [[Edit Scripts|Script Editor]]. All changes are temporary, changes 1 and 2 only change the font in the currently opened Script Editor, method 3 will change the font in all Script Editor windows opened after the change. | ||
==Method 1== | ==Method 1== | ||
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==Method 3== | ==Method 3== | ||
Start the editor with [[OBSE]] and press F11 while starting the Script Editor to show the default Windows font dialogue. This allows you to choose any font in any size. | Start the editor with [[OBSE]] and press F11 while starting the Script Editor to show the default Windows font dialogue. This allows you to choose any font in any size. | ||
==Method 4== | |||
Hold the Ctrl key and roll the mouse wheel. Quite temporary: resets when you navigate to another script. Good to do a quick check whether that little thing is a comma, a period or some dirt in the monitor. | |||
[[Category: Scripting]] | [[Category: Scripting]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 31 July 2009
There are 4 Methods to change the font size in the Script Editor. All changes are temporary, changes 1 and 2 only change the font in the currently opened Script Editor, method 3 will change the font in all Script Editor windows opened after the change.
Method 1[edit | edit source]
- Open the script you want to enlarge
- Press CTRL+A to select all
- Press and hold CTRL+SHIFT
- Press > 6 times
- Release CTRL+SHIFT
- The font size will increase
NOTE: The increase to each font size seems to be fairly random.
Size Next Total 1. - - 2. 6x > 6 3. 5x > 11 4. 2x > 13 5. 1x > 14 6. 1x > 15
Method 2[edit | edit source]
- Open word
- set the font and size you want
- Type a random letter and copy it
- Paste it into the script editor and it stays as that font
- Continue typing as you want.
Method 3[edit | edit source]
Start the editor with OBSE and press F11 while starting the Script Editor to show the default Windows font dialogue. This allows you to choose any font in any size.
Method 4[edit | edit source]
Hold the Ctrl key and roll the mouse wheel. Quite temporary: resets when you navigate to another script. Good to do a quick check whether that little thing is a comma, a period or some dirt in the monitor.