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how to increase font contrast

bruce1891cc

how to make font darker and larger

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Chris_QPW

bruce1891cc said:

This works great on registers, How do I get the rest of Quicken to look like the registers?

You can’t. The only option that applies to the rest of Quicken is View -> Use Large Fonts, which increases the size of everything by about 20%.

UKR

You may also want to look at adjusting color, brightness and contrast of your monitor. There are Windows Control Panel settings for that.
There also are Windows Color Schemes that you can try, e.g., High Contrast mode, up to and including a method to invert colors on screen (a poor man's way of implementing Dark Mode for all your Windows applications)

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Mark1104

under view, you can change the size of the fonts
under edit>preference>colors, you can change the color scheme which may help with the contrast of the fonts.
the fonts can be changed under edit>preferences>register

bruce1891cc

This works great on registers, How do I get the rest of Quicken to look like the registers?

Chris_QPW

bruce1891cc said:

This works great on registers, How do I get the rest of Quicken to look like the registers?

You can’t. The only option that applies to the rest of Quicken is View -> Use Large Fonts, which increases the size of everything by about 20%.

bruce1891cc

THANKS FOR THE INPUT

UKR