OMG, Thankyou! Been killing my eyes ever since I switched to a 4k monitor,.. none of the preferences helped, neither did the Windows "Display" options but your photoshop.exe Properties High DPI system settings worked a charm!. Mon Dieu, I can actually read the fonts now!
Adobe took away the option to scale the UI. I'm using CS6, and won't every change to the new stuff. The third option worked, but it's still not large enough. :( Oh, well. If the day comes I can't use CS6, I guess I'll look at the Affinity program.
You could try to change the scale of your operating system UI but this will affect everything on your computer. On windows it's in settings > screen and for mac I think it's something like: System preferences > displays > display scaling
OMG, Thankyou!
Been killing my eyes ever since I switched to a 4k monitor,.. none of the preferences helped, neither did the Windows "Display" options but your photoshop.exe Properties High DPI system settings worked a charm!. Mon Dieu, I can actually read the fonts now!
Thank you.. the old version so much stable!!
Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it.
The third step was ultimate and worked in my case bro. Thanks for the support and excellent upload.. Cheers
Thanks man... worked the second option. Appreciate it. subscribed
thanks so much, the second solution you offered about going to Program file folder and change setting was helpful and solved my problem 😊
I do not have "Scale UI To Font" option
Amazing tutorial, thank you.
Adobe took away the option to scale the UI. I'm using CS6, and won't every change to the new stuff. The third option worked, but it's still not large enough. :( Oh, well. If the day comes I can't use CS6, I guess I'll look at the Affinity program.
Thank you. It worked 👍👍
thx Bro. It works
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Appreciate it. Cheers!
Thanks man it helped me :)
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Merci!!. Could you please do the same for Indesign and Illustrator. STP :s
Hello, as they're also Adobe software, I guess it's the same logic to follow. Even though I'm not 100% sure because I don't use these programs.
Nope , it didnt worked .
By now , I tried 5 changes , and it is still the same small size .
My poor 60 years old eyes are hurting a lot ....
You could try to change the scale of your operating system UI but this will affect everything on your computer. On windows it's in settings > screen and for mac I think it's something like: System preferences > displays > display scaling