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Increase font size in Xcode

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How can I increase the font size in Xcode version 3.2.3

When I go to Edit -> Format -> Fonts -> Show Fonts and try to increase the font size, nothing happens.

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kachilous Avatar asked May 31 '11 15:05

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2 Answers

top menu bar: XCODE - PREFERENCES - FONTS AND COLORS

choose a style NOT default (i took 'basic')

select one, like PLAIN TEXT, click on the font box, next to the font and size description, a popup will appear - keep that open

go back to the SOURCE EDITOR tab in FONTS AND COLORS

select all of the options, from PLAIN TEXT DOWN

go back to the popup window, choose your preferred font and size, DOUBLE CLICK ON THE FONT SIZE - all of them will change at once. or you can do them one by one, your choice.

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tony gil Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 13:09

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You need to go to Xcode > Prefrences > Font and Color and change the font there.

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gcamp Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 13:09

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