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Improve readability on your Windows 7 machine by changing the size of your fonts
If you find the text difficult to read on your Windows 7 PC, it is possible to make it bigger to aid visibility. To do this, first right click on the desktop and choose "Screen Resolution":- 
The Screen Resolution window will now appear:- 
Click on "Make text and other items larger or smaller". The following window will then appear:- 
You can now choose from three different sizes, Smaller, Medium or Larger. Click on a new size and then click on "Apply". Your font sizes will now be changed. If you want even finer control over your fonts and font sizes, see our adding and changing fonts in Windows 7 tutorial. Changing font size improves readability without sacrificing as much screen space as changing the screen resolution, so give it a go.
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