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Font Sizes are not Always Restricted by Dialog Boxes SUMMARY: TrueType/OpenType fonts can be resized to virtually any size in most Windows Vista applications.
Many Windows Vista applications allow you to select font sizes via a font settings option that opens a dialog box.
 | |  | | Sample Fonts dialog box in a Windows Vista application | |  | |  |
Other applications may instead display a pull-down where you can select the font size. In either case, pre-selected font sizes are usually listed such as:
* 8
* 9
* 10
* 12
* 14
* 16
...
* 36
* 48
* 72
In some instances you may want a font size in-between two listed numbers, such as 11 points. Or, an extremely large font size, such as 144, may be used to grab attention.
However, most OpenType/TrueType fonts, such as Arial and Times New Roman, can be resized to virtually any size.
Try clicking on the listed font size in the pull-down or dialog box. Then, instead of choosing a pre-selected size, see if you can manually type in your desired size. Depending on the application and font, this may work for you.
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