My understanding of thread starter is that he/she want to increase the font
size of the letters in the menu. Neither of Zooms or ZoomText do that. The font
size is the same, but they enlarge the menu by zooming in and out i.e. zooming
in makes the menu letters look larger, but then you can`t see
OSX has a general screen magnifier. Turn it on in the System Preferences
under Accessibility and then Zoom. Usual thing is to hold down control
and do a two-finger stroke up and down to increase/decrease zoom on a
trackpad or control+roller-wheel on a mouse with one of those. There are
a bunch
I am too a VO user. But what I heard from others that zoom does not do largeing
menues. But if you get zXoomtext that will do the trick.
Daniel Hawkins
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On Jan 21,
from what he says it just enlarges the text he is working with but not the
menus.
Thanks,
Jim
On Jan 20, 2014, at 10:41 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I've not played with it, as I'm a Voiceover user as well, but what
> about Zoom? I believe you can configure what it enlarges and when, and
> control th
I've not played with it, as I'm a Voiceover user as well, but what
about Zoom? I believe you can configure what it enlarges and when, and
control the zoom level on the fly. Have a look: System Preferences >
Accessibility > Zoom.
On 1/20/14, Jim Gatteys wrote:
> Hi all!
> A friend of mine has a m
Hi all!
A friend of mine has a mac and is slowly loosing vision. He has figured out
how to make the text larger but not the menus and icons. Is there a way to do
this? I'm strictly a voiceover user and not sure what to tell him.
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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