Feature Request: Change Text Size in Printed Reports (Q Mac)
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I think this is a useful idea, but I don't know what more to say about it that isn't obvious. The only way to control any sizing in reports currently is shrink to fit page, which is a backwards way of controlling text size. Users should be able to independently select font size for their reports to better suit their own readability needs.Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19931
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PLEASE help us by allowing us to change the font sizes for reports (just like you do in Windows!) I can barely read my annual financial reports, the font sizes are too tiny for a guy like me who is 60 years old. Even with reading glasses, I can't make it out. This is a basic thing one should be able to control. Pretty lame Intuit!0
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@cristjen While Quicken Mac doesn't let us specifically adjust the font size in reports, you can control how much fits onto a page — which means you indirectly control the font size. There are several things you can do to make reports more readable.
- You control which columns appear in a report, so if there are columns you don't need in the report, remove those columns.
- You control how wide columns are in a report, look at the data and see if you'd be okay with making any columns a bit narrower.
- In the print dialog box, there's a setting for fitting to one page wide, or 2 (or more) pages wide.
- If reports are vertical (portrait) orientation, consider turning them to horizontal (landscape) orientation to allow more to fit in the width of the page without Quicken scaling the font size down.
Another thing you can try is selecting a larger paper size in the print dialog box, such as legal or even ledger. If you need a printed report, most printers can handle legal-size paper. If you don't need a printed report, you can print to a PDF, and then you can zoom in as much as you want to view at a larger size.
In a thread last year, I posted some screen shots of how tweaking the column widths can make a significant impact on font size and readability, so you might find it helpful to read that post.
While you're there, scroll up to the top of that thread and add your vote for report customization features. (It's more likely to get action than a new Idea thread.)
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Hello @cristjen,
Thank you for reaching out to the Community with your request.
I went ahead and merged your Idea to this active Idea thread regarding this topic.
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It would be nice if there were a way to change the font size in printed reports. On the screen the font size looks small. When printed the font size is very large and uses a lot of paper. I'd like to reduce the font size to use less paper. My understanding is that Mac users can not change report font sizes while Windows users have this ability.0
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Some reports allow font size adjustments under 'view', but others don't have the view option. It would be very helpful to allow all reports to have font size adjusted to improve readability (particularly for older eyes!)
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Hello @KellyFord,
Thank you for coming to the Community to share your Idea! Since there was already an existing request for this functionality, your idea has been merged with the existing thread.
Thank you!
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