I see from an online search how to change the font size for the environment, but when I run programs, the font size for the program is still tiny. How do I change that font size? Thanks!
Right click on the top of the window and choose 'Defaults', edit the size settings, save and load the command window again
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When I load up Spyder 5.4.2 on my large monitor (using high resolution) Spyder has large ribbon menu bars as shown in the screenshot. I have tried varying options Preferences->Application-> Changing DPI settings, modifying margins etc...
If I open Spyder on a lower resolution monitor it doesn't have this problem. If then unplug this and plug into high resolution monitor with the 'Enable auto high DPI scaling' set to true it looks fine.
Can anyone suggest a way of loading spyder, so it displays correctly.
Please follow the link to the attached an image showing the wide menu bar.
Image showing Spyder interface problem
I'm trying to add the custom font to my application. I've already tried to follow all standard recommendations from the documentation and the rest of articles related to the problem.
What I've done:
installed the font to the Font Book
copied ttf files to application directory
added font files to the "Fonts provided by application" in Info.plist
checked app in "Target Membership"
checked font files in "Copy Bundle Resources"
As a result font is visible in Attribute Inspector and successfully changed in the LaunchScreen storyboard. But when I run app in simulator only size and colour are applied but not font-face.
I'm using XCode 12.2 (12B45b) in Big Sur.
What else should I try? Thank you in advance.
In the case that the problem is only for LaunchScreen, you can't use custom fonts on the LaunchScreen. System will automatically replace your custom font to system font during runtime.
A quick workaround is to use an UIImageView and have your text as UIImage on it, literally a picture of your text as .png / .jpeg or similar.
Note: It may take some time before you can see the image, sometimes you had to clean the Build Folder and reinstall the app a couple of times in order to see the image.
in the last version of delphi, can we increase the font size of the delphi IDE itself, like tab, menu, etc. (not only the editor) ?
It depends on the Delphi version. At least in Delphi 10.3.3 you can tweak the font size as described in the documentation: System Registry Keys for IDE Visual Settings
I have a peculiar problem in Interface Builder with placeholder text. Some of the placeholder text is smaller than the rest and I can't find a reason why. When I duplicate a UITextfield with full-sized placeholder text it changes instantly to a smaller font.
Xcode 6.1.1 on Mac OS X 10.10.2
This is just a visual bug in Xcode 6. Whenever you copy an element with text, that text's font-size seems to visually be altered. However, when you build and run the app, it should show up normal on your device or simulator.
You can fix the visual bug by clicking on the copied element, going to the attributes inspector, and then changing the font-size down one and then back up one.
I had a Delphi 6 application with a 16x16 icon. Recently I made the 64x64 version of it and recompiled the application.
This high-resolution icon is displayed on Windows 7 Superbar and in task manager when I run the application. It is displayed in .exe file properties.
But when I make a shortcut on desktop, it shows me a stretched low-resolution icon (16x16). When I go to this shortcut's properties - it shows me the 64x64 version. To display the High resolution icon on the shortcut I have to go to shortcut icon's properties, click on the only hi-res icon available, click "Ok" and "apply" and do this sequence twice.
If I delete the shortcut and try to create it again, it shows the 16x16 icon again until I assign the icon twice.
I have specially looked into .res file - there is only one icon.
I have cleared icons cache, logged out and logged in. Still no change of behaviour.
Such a behaviour is reproducible on other computer with Windows 7.
I have no idea what is happening. Is it making the low-resolution version from high-resolution or it has cached the previous version somewhere?
Open a command prompt window and enter:
taskkill /IM explorer.exe /F
DEL "%localappdata%\IconCache.db" /A
shutdown /r /f /t 00
This will rebuild the icon cache, which is very likely the source of your problem. Note, that the last command will shut down and restart your computer, so be sure to save any data before you execute the command.