This is a Windows problem, not Notepad++. Please re-open the question.  I found the solution though:  Clicking the Restore default font settings button does the trick.    I'm not sure how it happened but some programs in Windows have text which is too large now. For example :  It only happens on some texts and applications, not all. Even Java Swing programs are affected. The display settings font size is still set to the recommended 100% so that's not it:  How do I fix my font size problem to what it was before/supposed to be?
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Is there any way to change the width or the size of tabs in Notepad++? I usually have many tabs open, and it makes it hard to see all of them at once because I need to press the arrow keys to see which one is where. In other words, notepad++ doesn't resize tabs at all.  In a normal browser, tabs are resized according to how many you have. If you have too many, then they are squeezed together.  This is exactly what I want to achieve. Is there perhaps an extension that does this for Notepad++?  I'd also like to add that I'd rather not use the document switcher. I have the reduce tab size option enabled, but unfortunately it doesn't make it much better!
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I have been playing Minecraft, and I went into the settings to see what could be changed. I was in display and I saw the GUI scale was set to "Auto", which was fairly large. I cycled through the scales until I got back to auto, but the GUI scale was stuck at normal size and wouldn't allow me to make it large again. I know this isn't such a big problem, but I really like big font and this is a constant bother to me.
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The first post I've seen this on is .        Note how the text in the comments runs off the right hand side of the page.  This seems to be due to the programmers.SE link in one of the comments, and might need some break-word styling...  What makes this even more of a problem is that the page is fixed to the width of my screen, so I can't scroll horizontally to get the rest of the comments.
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I wanted to amplify the effect of specifying the font size. So I tried: {\tiny\tiny Super tiny text!} But that doesn't seem to work. I needed suggestions to achieve the same goal.
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Is there a way to scale the font size of all text in a LaTeX document by a certain factor, something like \scalealltext{factor=0.95}?  Edit: Text should reflow, so as to fit (a bit) more text on a page and ultimately trim down the number of pages.  Edit2: Apart from wanting to apply it to a specific problem, my question is more general. So giving specific fonts for the specific document I had when this question was raised is IMO not of much use.
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A few days ago, my desktop icons and certain text in programs (eg the text in my Mozilla Firefox toolbars) suddenly enlarged, but I changed nothing. To confirm this uncontrolled suddenness, I  just checked that all inputs in the following have remained unchanged:  Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display\Screen Resolution Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display   How do I fix or revert this sudden enlargement? The screenshot below shows this problem: the red arrows pinpoint the wrongfully enlarged text, in the toolbars and Bookmarks tab. The green arrows pinpoint the original (and correct) smaller text, in the URL, Tab title, and Bookmarks toolbar.
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Im trying to recreate this () chapter, however it is not quite working as it says in the comments. I am now doing this, for numbered chapters, however I cannot get the chapter title on the line, instead of right as in the picture. The chapter title should thus be on the line, as far to the right as possible. Also, I have no clue what the 110 stands for (I adjusted it, but nothing changes), so if anyone knows, it would really help me understand the code haha! In addition the fontsize of the chapter name does not seem to change as expected when I change it (I do this in the \normalfont\Large\sffamily by changing \Large to different sizes, but it only changes a little when I change it to \HUGE for instance. It was in the original code done with #1, but I get a "1" in the pdf.  \titleformat{\chapter}[block] {\normalfont\Large\sffamily}{}{0pt} {\parbox[t]{\chapnumb}{%    \fontsize{100}{110}\selectfont\thechapter}%   \parbox[b]{\dimexpr\textwidth-\chapnumb\relax}{     \raggedleft     \hfill{\LARGE}     \rule{\dimexpr\textwidth-\chapnumb\relax}{0.9pt}}}
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This is a trivial problem, but it annoys me that I can't get to the bottom of it:  I'm running Windows 8, Powershell version 3.0. By right-clicking on the title bar I can go into the Properties and change the font, size, background colour etc without any problems.  After closing and restarting Powershell, all of the changes I've made stick except that if I've set the font to Lucida Console then on reopening I get the Raster font.  (Note that all of the above applies to when I run Powershell as Administrator.)  So:   If I set the font to Lucida, then it switches to Lucida for the remainder of the session. If I set the font to anything other than Lucida, then it stays as that after closing and reopening. If I alter the window sizes or text colours or anything else, the changes persist after reopening. The only thing that goes wrong is that if I set the font to Lucida, it switches to 'Raster fonts' when I reopen. But cmd and powershell ISE don't have this problem - only the powershell console.   Can anyone suggest what might be going wrong?  (One observation I've made is that upon re-opening Powershell after setting the font to Lucida, at first the width of the window is what it would be if the font were Lucida, but then after a second, it widens slightly to accommodate the raster font.)
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I'm embarking on a journey to create a conference abstract book using XeTeX and got stuck within five minutes:        The missing 'g' in 'somethin' influences the line height of the following line. How can I correct this?  At the end I want to be able to include the abstracts and corresponding information through our online registration system, so this should be a global setting.  My MWE:  \documentclass[10pt, a5paper]{article} \usepackage{fontspec}  %% GEOMETRY \usepackage[left=2cm, right=1.5cm]{geometry} % to change the page dimensions  \newenvironment{AbsHead} {     \fontsize{16}{22}\headfont\noindent }% {     \vspace{0.5 cm} }  \newenvironment{AbsAuthors} {     \fontsize{12}{14}\authorfont\noindent }% {    \vspace{0.5 cm} }  \begin{document}  ￼￼￼￼\setmainfont{Minion Pro} \newfontfamily\authorfont{Helvetica Neue Light} \newfontfamily\headfont{Helvetica Neue Condensed Bold}  \begin{AbsHead}The XIAP  something something something somethin somethin somethin somethin somethin somethin somethin something something\end{AbsHead}   \begin{AbsAuthors}Somebody Someone\end{AbsAuthors}   \noindent Purpose: Lorem ipsum \end{document}
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I may be wrong, but it seems to me that I cannot obtain non-integer (or non-preloaded) font sizes (say, 9.876pt) using \fontsize.  If this is true, how do I do this in LaTeX?  Do I have to resort to the \font ... at ... primitive?  (The reason I need this is that I'd like to implement a more LaTeXy way to do the \diminuendo macro from .)
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How do I specify the fonts, and general font size, for the titles, chapters and sections in my document  Update:  I can see how my question is confusing.  I use \section and \chapter etc. to organise my document, and I would like to change the way the section and chapter titles are displayed.
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I am using a default font size of 26px and stackoverflow's layout seems to not work well with such a large sizes.  The most important issue is that many inputs tend to overflow and partially get hidden below side text. This includes one with login, ‘Title’ and — the most important issue — the editor, which makes writing posts a little painful.  Another important one is that sometimes 'search' field doesn't fit in topbar and jumps lower, being partially hidden by logo. I met that issue on stackoverflow itself only while serverfault &amp; meta display fine (but that may be related to rep or sth).  There's one minor issue too — navbar is too narrow and ‘Ask Question’ jumps below — but this one looks quite nice (maybe it's even intended?).  Screenshot: (click to enlarge)
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Kindly have a look at this code   \documentclass{article} \usepackage{fontspec} \defaultfontfeatures{Ligatures=TeX} \usepackage[small,sf,bf]{titlesec}  \setromanfont{Georgia} \usepackage{amssymb}  \newcommand{\checkbox}{$\square$} \begin{document}  If appropriate \checkbox  . Why appropriate, specify? ........... If inappropriate \checkbox . Why inappropriate, specify? .............. If appropriate \checkbox . Why appropriate, specify? ...........\\ If inappropriate \checkbox . Why inappropriate, specify? ...........  \end{document}   How can I make a dotted like, of appropriate length so that it is depressed, fainter, has consistent length so that it occupies the remaining white space in the  line or has specified length.
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Last night, I updated my version of Google Chrome from 43.0.2357.81-1 to 43.0.2357.124-1. The most visible change is that the UI elements are way too large. Here's a comparison with Chrome (top), Firefox (center) and my system fonts (bottom); only Chrome is wrong:    This isn't a page zoom issue. Chrome thinks my zoom is at 100%. I can shrink the page elements by zooming out, but the UI is still too large.  I can fix this by launching Chrome with the --force-device-scale-factor flag. However, this isn't really a great fix; I'd have to change my launcher shortcuts and any programs that launch Chrome (e.g., web servers that auto-launch a browser, like Racket's). Using this flag also causes Chrome to start with a very small window size.  I checked in chrome://flags and didn't see anything interesting matching the grep for "scale."  If relevant, my desktop environment is Cinnamon on Linux Mint 17.1 64-bit. My screen resolution is 1920×1080, on a normal 14-inch (157 dpi) display.
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Here are two examples of what I mean:   I am sure you all too have experienced this frustration before. A dialog box opens that displays only part of a long string (e.g. a file path), but won't allow you to select the text so you can read the full string. Neither text container will resize upon window resizing. (By the way, you can force windows —specially dialog boxes— to resize with tools such as , but helps little in this case, since controls are fixed-width.) The text is hidden, period. Copying a very long drop-down list control contents to a text file.   Do you know any way to solve these problems?
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When working on a joint project, my collaborators and I encountered that we obtain significantly different PDF outputs with the same latex source. To be more specific, this already happens with the example .tex (and .sty) files for this year's NeurIPS 2021 conference: . When compiling the example .tex file on Overleaf, I obtain exactly the same pdf output as provided by the organizers, with a length of 5.5 pages (). When compiling the same file (with the same style file) on my local system, the result is half a page longer, filling the complete 6 pages. Here are some observations: Line breaks seem to happen at the same places. Instead all the vertical spaces seem to be a little bit larger in the file compiled on my own system. There is not a specific object that needs more space. Instead, it looks like every single line needs a bit more space. However, the font size itself is identical. Also the textwidth and textheight, as well as, the paper measures (letterpaper) seem to be the same. Even switching between MikTex and TexLive on my local system does not solve the problem. Since NeurIPS has strict page limits, it makes a crucial difference whether a file is half a page longer or not. Any help is highly appreciated! Thanks!
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that I posted on Meta.Programmers was rather broken, with a block quote replaced by apparently random letters and numbers. Aarthi fixed it with a non-breaking space, but I don't understand what went wrong.  When I opened the post for editing, the displayed text was what I intended to go there. It only happens when the post is viewed in the reading mode. The preview also displayed the text correctly.