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Can someone identify the font used to display the numeric values on the Tax Planner Summary

ThomasS

On my computer the numerics values that are being displayed on the Tax Planner Summary page is a small font of like 4 point in size and is real hard to read. I thought if I could ID what the programmed defult font is and the size, I could see if it is missing in my windows 10 system and install it.

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Boatnmaniac

Hi @ThomasS . I can't answer your question regarding the default font but if you have not already done so you can try clicking on the Aa icon at the top of the report which will open the Preferences for the report. Then you can select from one of 3 different Font Sizes. You can also select from 3 different Row Height preferences, too, which might help to make the report more readable.

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Chris_QPW

@Boatnmaniac unfortunately the Tax Planner isn't a report, it is in fact an embedded web page.
And most of that that web page doesn't respond to "Large Fonts", which I suspect that @ThomasS is using.
Here is that page with normal fonts.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6031128/uploads/editor/t7/6jtarf22mh0f.png

Here is what it looks like with large fonts.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6031128/uploads/editor/b5/bvt80c5jjcqs.png

Rocket J Squirrel

The really sad part is that, as a web page, it should respond to CTRL+ and CTRL- to enlarge and shrink. Unfortunately, only the index pane and titles respond. Oh, and the scroll bars get huge. But the main text stays the same size. See below.

@ThomasS, can you show us a screen shot of what you're seeing?

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6031128/uploads/editor/dz/ly7zh1j9xdbs.png

Boatnmaniac

Chris_QPW said:

@Boatnmaniac unfortunately the Tax Planner isn't a report, it is in fact an embedded web page.
And most of that that web page doesn't respond to "Large Fonts", which I suspect that @ThomasS is using.

Ah, I read "Tax Summary" and assumed he was referring to the "Tax Summary Report".

If my assumption was incorrect and @ThomasS is indeed referring to the web page fonts, then perhaps he might want to go to Help > Quicken Help and do a Search for Fonts. It should bring up a list of Troubleshooting steps that can be taken to address various font issues that can perhaps be fixed via Quicken and via the operating system. Perhaps there is something in those Help steps that will be of assistance?

Sherlock

I suggest you consider using the Windows Magnifier app.

Chris_QPW

Rocket J Squirrel said:

The really sad part is that, as a web page, it should respond to CTRL+ and CTRL- to enlarge and shrink. Unfortunately, only the index pane and titles respond. Oh, and the scroll bars get huge. But the main text stays the same size. See below.

I have a feeling that the reason the data in the right hand doesn't respond to CTRL+ is because it is generated by ActiveX code.

ThomasS

My screen shot is attached.

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Rocket J Squirrel

That looks the same as mine. So I doubt the font is missing.

Chris_QPW

No matter what I do I can't get my numbers to be small like that.

I suspect this has something to do with the resolution and Windows scale factors being used. As in something is scaling everything except those numbers.