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Select a smaller screen resolution from the list of available resolutions, this may include 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, or direct resolutions like 1600 x 900, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, 640 x 480 вЂ“ to make the onscreen text size and other onscreen elements larger aim for a smaller number, such as 720p or 1024Г—768.

For Non-Retina Macs & External Displays:.

Select вЂњLarger TextвЂќ from the options available, you will see a pop-up message saying вЂњAre you sure you want to switch to this scaled resolution? When using this scaled resolution, some applications may not fit entirely on screen.вЂќ so choose вЂњOKвЂќ to confirm that you wish to use the larger text size scaled resolution.

Next to the вЂњResolutionвЂќ section, choose вЂњScaledвЂќ.

Go to the вЂњDisplayвЂќ preference panel, then to the вЂњDisplayвЂќ tab.

Go to the пЈї Apple menu and choose вЂњSystem PreferencesвЂќ.

This will increase the size of all onscreen fonts and interface elements by using a different display resolution, itвЂ™s slightly different for Retina displays and non-Retina displays, weвЂ™ll cover both:

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How to Increase Screen Element & Text Size in Mac OS X The example images below will help to show this, but itвЂ™s better experienced yourself on your own Mac and display. ThereвЂ™s a trade-off with this approach in that you lose or gain screen real estate (space for windows and stuff on the display) in order to increase or decrease the size of text and interface elements. In some cases, this may mean running on a non-native scaled resolution, which tends to look best on Retina displays.

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Regarding the font: are you using the PC version of Notebooks? There is a known issue with the font size selector which seems to reduce the selected font by a few points if you set the font to 12pt is might show as 10pt etc, and the background lines should always grown and shrink with the font size.To change the system text size this way, weвЂ™ll be changing the screen resolution of the Mac display itself. We are working on a solution (AES encryption), but we will bring вЂњprotectionвЂќ as an intermediate step to the desktop version as well that does not change the fact that documents are unencrypted, but you can freely move around in Notebooks for Mac/PC without worrying about protected documents getting displayed when you donвЂ™t want. The lack of encryption and the fact that all documents are stored on Dropbox in an unencrypted fashion is indeed a limitation.

Yes, there are still a few things missing in the desktop version of Notebooks colors in tree and list views and custom sort order are just two of them, but we have then on our list. IвЂ™ll post a new comment if I get anything else. Otherwise, IвЂ™m liking this a lotвЂ“will make going from computer to app more intuitive and allow for faster changes (sometimes you just need a mouse and keyboard). AlphaвЂ™s great and all, but besides recognizing color cells, I prefer my own order of N before S, but W before T and B, etc. IвЂ™d love the feature (a lot!), but if they can close the program and open my folder, itвЂ™s not going to be helpful. *Passcode lockвЂ“has been brought up before, but as for your encryption, it will only help if it affects the files on dropbox. Maybe have the background вЂshift/growвЂ™ with the font and allow larger sizes? It fits in the lines for the background (I like the one with the spirals) at 8pt, but itвЂ™s a tad small on my computer. *Font issueвЂ“I tried вЂformat->fontвЂ™ for Verdana to set the body text to 10pt, but it seems to only support 8. *No вЂfolder colorationвЂ™ as in background cellsвЂ“mostly since I am identifying my folders almost as much with color as with the names I didnвЂ™t check other comments that thoroughly, but a few things IвЂ™ve noticed:

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Renaming PDF documents in list view works reliably.Titles starting with вЂњ_вЂќ are not longer ignored.Markdown conversion now correctly handles closing вЂњ#вЂќ.Remembers size and number of visible columns between restarts.Settings: use TAB or four spaces to indent lists.When inserting photos, Notebooks by default opens the folder that was used last time.вЂњInsert TimestampвЂќ from context menu (it is just one format at the moment, more to come).Use вЂњOpen WithвЂ¦вЂќ from Finder to add documents to Notebooks (use alt-cmd to add any document).Option to set font and font size for tree and list views.

We fixed that, the package we made available on May 6th runs fine on Snow Leopard, too. The version we uploaded on May 3rd refused to launch on Mac OS 10.6.8. The apps are still in beta and available for free.

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Yet another update of Notebooks for Mac and Notebooks for PC available for download.

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