It appears above the note when you click on the menu button with dots.īesides the color picker, there is an ability to change the font size for your notes. The updated Sticky Notes is now available to Insiders in the Fast Ring. You can create check lists and use it with Windows Ink. You can type a phone number and have it recognize it, and recognize URLs too which you can open in Edge. The new app lets you create Cortana reminders from your notes. Now, its place is taken by a new app with the same name. With Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Microsoft discontinued the classic Desktop app 'Sticky Notes'. items in the default font, however much it has a clear 'Change menu font' item.Sticky Notes is a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app which debuted in Windows 10 Anniversary Update and comes with a number of features which the classic desktop app didn't have. A typical example of this is the right click menu on the desktop, which still shows the View, Sort By, etc. You need to have changed it, if at all, only through 'Settings –> Display –> Change the size of text, etc.' (which goes up to only a certain percentage, depending on the maximum resolution of your device – 125% on a tablet of mine, which I was able to set to 175% or even 200% with the other, older method that is now apparently listed as not recommended).Įven though it lists a number of items to change the font and size of, not everything gets changed. from: 'Settings –> Display –> Advanced display settings –> Advanced sizing of text and other items –> set a custom scaling level (not recommended)', the changes do not stick upon a logoff-login or restart. If you have changed the size of text etc. Update: One more method that came out that is perhaps still not the solution: Winaero Tweaker (), as it has some issues, the biggest two of which seem to be:

For Windows 8/8.1, there was a program called Windows 8 Font Changer, which worked like a charm, but doesn't seem to on Windows 10 (though it was probably that program run that changed the fonts in the WindowMetrics).For the WindowMetrics registry entry, I seem to have all the *Font keys to be set to the font I want, but that doesn't seem to be doing the trick (on Windows 10).'earliest' I have is Windows 8.1, so I can't use the Plus directory I don't have access to a Windows 95/98/etc.Changing the MS Shell Dlg (2) entries in FontSubstitues registry keyĭoesn't seem to work (in Windows 10), or it works in two minor.I have read the entries for other OS versions.

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