This will work whether you're using a Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, Imac, or any other Apple computer.
If you found this tutorial helpful, please consider liking the video and subscribing to my channel!
#mac #macbook #tutorial #macOS
———-
Consider supporting me with a small monthly donation by becoming a member of FoxyTechTips on Youtube ️ – https://www.youtube.com/c/foxytechtips/join
Are you protecting yourself online? Get 68% off NordVPN! Just 3.71/month, and you get 1 month FREE at https://nordvpn.org/FoxyTech Or use promo code: FoxyTech at checkout (I will receive a small commission if you sign up️) – Protect yourself online while unlocking many new content on your Streaming services!
Get NordPass – The #1 Password Manager https://go.nordpass.io/SH2sr
———-
Not:
– Start by clicking the Apple logo button at the top left of your Mac, then open System Preferences.
– In System Preferences, click “Displays”.
– Your display resolution should be set to default, which uses the highest resolution. But if you decrease the resolution, the text size will increase.
– Change the option here to “scaling”. You can now click on the different options here to preview what they look like. Note that resolution scaling here will probably also affect image quality, unfortunately.
– Another way to increase the size of things you see on screen is to use keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out!
– To zoom, press “Command” and “ ” simultaneously. This will zoom in on whatever is on the screen. It works whether you're on the desktop, in File Explorer, or using a web browser or other app! To zoom out again, you can press “command” and “-” on your keyboard at the same time.
– If you prefer not to use keyboard shortcuts, open the View menu from the top toolbar, and you should then see buttons to zoom in and out!
Please take the opportunity to connect and share this video with your friends and family if you find it useful.
No Comments