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Dexcon wrote on 4/13/2025, 7:36 AM

No, not that I know of ... and there doesn't seem to be a text size setting in VP's internal preferences.

However, if you select the Thumbnails view, you can use CTRL / mouse scroll wheel to increase/decrease the size of the thumbnails but, unfortunately, the size of the text underneath the thumbnails doesn't increase or decrease in size - not here anyway.

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john_dennis wrote on 4/13/2025, 8:39 AM

Please State:

  1. Size of your monitor(s)
  2. Pixel Dimensions of your monitor(s)

Reference:

Pixels Per Inch PPI Calculator

What is Pixel Pitch and Why Does It Matter?

john_dennis wrote on 4/13/2025, 9:07 AM

If you get a kick out of disarming old mines you could try changing the Windows Display Properties.

Ken-Tonks wrote on 4/13/2025, 9:47 AM

Thanks John but I think I’ll walk that mine field!

rraud wrote on 4/13/2025, 9:50 AM

You might the 'Adjust high DPI scaling' in "Options> Preferences> Display" or you could adjust the PC's DPI display setting, but that would affect most everything on the PC..
Also try the right-click the VP shortcut and Properties> Compatibility. Click 'Change high DPI settings'. Check-mark the Override high DPI scaling, and choose "System (Enhanced)" in the context menu. This would change the size of toolbar icons as well. I am not aware of a 'perfect' solution.