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1. Type ease of access centre in the search bar and open it.
2. Click on “Make the computer easier to use”.
3. Under the section “make things on the screen larger”, if “turn on magnifier” is checked, uncheck it and click “ok”.

1) Check the DPI scaling level to make sure the percentage didn’t get reduced. 2) Check the screen resolution to make sure it’s not set to high. 3) Check to see what the text size is currently set to, and increase as needed.

You accidentally changed one of the Accessbility settings. Change it back in Settings> General> Accessibility. The zoom setting is on. You can turn it off via accessibility settings or double tap with three if gers and move three fingers down on the screen.

When you compose, reply to, or forward an email message, and the message body (including the text) appears larger or smaller than the size that you typically see, you might have changed the zoom view setting. Use the Zoom control at the right, bottom of the Outlook window.

How to restore default fonts in Windows 10?

1. a: Press Windows key + X.
2. b: Then click Control Panel.
3. c: Then click Fonts.
4. d: Then click Font Settings.
5. e: Now click Restore default font settings.

Luckily, it’s quite easy to change it back to normal. Here’s how: If the text size is too small, press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the + key (that’s the “plus” key) over on the numeric keypad until the size is back to normal.

Change or set the default font in Outlook

1. Go to File > Options > Mail > Stationery and Fonts…
2. Select the font you want to change.
3. Select the options that you want to apply to the default font, such as font style and font size.
4. Select OK all the way back out to save your changes.

Consider going smaller if you have (A) have an interaction-heavy page or (B) a font with particularly large, easy-to-read characters (like Proxima Nova in the image above)

When the font size is reduced, selecting a larger font size on the Ribbon doesn’t have any effect. For example, if you choose a 36 pt font for the February heading, it stays the same tiny size. The larger font does affect the row height though, even if the displayed font doesn’t change.

If you’ve ever had a worksheet where changing the font size had no effect, this might solve the mystery. It could be caused by the shrinking Excel font feature Picture, if you will, a report with headings of various lengths, like this example with month headings, shown below.

Use a body font size around 16px. For secondary text, unimportant labels, and captions, use a size a couple notches smaller – such as 13px or 14px. I don’t recommend going down just one font size, since then it’s too easy to confuse with normal text.