To increase font size in most applications, you can typically use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + (plus sign) on Windows or Command + (plus sign) on Mac. Additionally, in many word processors and text editors, you can also adjust the font size through the toolbar or formatting menu. Holding down the Ctrl or Command key while scrolling up with your mouse wheel can also increase the font size in some applications.
Font size can be either mentioned in inline or internal CSS. The attribute which defines it is style="font-size:20px".
To increase font size, press CTRL and the + key. sing CTRL and the - key will decrease text size. U
Ctrl + Shift Key + < will decrease font size.
Ctrl + Shift Key + < will decrease font size.
To make font bigger, hold Ctrl key down while keeping on typing + key until you get the size of font you want. To make font smaller, hold Ctrl down while keeping on typing the minus key (next to the + key.
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Increases the size of the font
The decrease font size shortcut in many applications, such as Microsoft Word, is typically Ctrl + Shift + < (the less than key). This key combination reduces the font size of the selected text by one point. Alternatively, in some applications, you might also use Ctrl + [ to decrease the font size.
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In HTML: <font size=1>Smallest</font> <font size=3>Normal</font> <font size=7>Largest</font> The font tag can also have the color and face defined. <font size=3 color=red face=arial>Normal</font> However, the FONT tag is deprecated and has been removed from current versions of [X]HTML. Instead, use CSS to specify font size. For example: h1 {font-size: 2em; } div.fineprint { font-size: .85em; }
Windows users: Hold down Crtl then scroll up. Mac users: Hold the apple/pretzel key and the + key The above didn't work for me, but I tried holding down Ctrl and then pressing the + key and that worked (and the - key to reduce font size) (Windows 7)