temporary dimension font size

[dnewman]

Is there any way to increase the font size for temporary dimensions in Revit? The temporary dimensions on my students' computers are so small we can't read them. For some reason, the same dimensions on my computer are much larger.

[Anonymous]

look for them in the small window on the options bar, they are much clearer
there.

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Is there any way to increase the font size for temporary dimensions in
Revit? The temporary dimensions on my students' computers are so small we
can't read them. For some reason, the same dimensions on my computer are
much larger.

[melarch]

What small window on the Option bar? I have not found a method to change the size of the temporary dimension font sizes from release 4.5 to the current release 9.0. There is no display for the values in a temporary dimension on the option bar or the status bar below.

Could you include a picture with your post reply indicating where in Revit's interface or on the Option bar you can see the value for a temporary dimensions value other than on the screen.

In answer to the original question, Why are some temporary dimensions text values displayed larger, probably because the monitor size is larger or the screen resolution is set to a lower DPI value (i.e. 1024X768 VS 1280X1024.

Mel Persin, AIA

[Anonymous]

only when uisng the Measure tool does the value show up in the options bar.

wrote in message news:5166942@discussion.autodesk.com...
What small window on the Option bar? I have not found a method to change
the size of the temporary dimension font sizes from release 4.5 to the
current release 9.0. There is no display for the values in a temporary
dimension on the option bar or the status bar below.

Could you include a picture with your post reply indicating where in Revit's
interface or on the Option bar you can see the value for a temporary
dimensions value other than on the screen.

In answer to the original question, Why are some temporary dimensions text
values displayed larger, probably because the monitor size is larger or the
screen resolution is set to a lower DPI value (i.e. 1024X768 VS 1280X1024.

Mel Persin, AIA