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This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more reasonable
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Hi Dave,

Here's a rather ridiculous solution:

The font size for tabs seems to be based on the scrollbar size in the OS.
So, in XP for instance, if you go to the Appearance section of Display
Properties, click on the Advanced button, then select the scrollbar and
increase its size, you will also increase the size of the tabs in XL2007.
Unfortunately, this will increase the size of all of your scrollbars.

Doug
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This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more reasonable
size?
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Wow, that's a new one for me, thanks. I never noticed the size of my scroll
bars before. Does this apply to earlier versions of office? Or just office
2007?

Thanks.

Dave
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Hi Dave,

Here's a rather ridiculous solution:

The font size for tabs seems to be based on the scrollbar size in the OS.
So, in XP for instance, if you go to the Appearance section of Display
Properties, click on the Advanced button, then select the scrollbar and
increase its size, you will also increase the size of the tabs in XL2007.
Unfortunately, this will increase the size of all of your scrollbars.

Doug
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Office System Solutions Specialist
3Sharp
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/dougv/


"Dave F" wrote:

This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more reasonable
size?
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I don't think this is an XL2007 feature. That has been the only method
of increasing tab size in all previous versions of Excel as far as I am
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Hi Dave,

Here's a rather ridiculous solution:

The font size for tabs seems to be based on the scrollbar size in the
OS.
So, in XP for instance, if you go to the Appearance section of Display
Properties, click on the Advanced button, then select the scrollbar
and
increase its size, you will also increase the size of the tabs in
XL2007.
Unfortunately, this will increase the size of all of your scrollbars.

Doug
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Office System Solutions Specialist
3Sharp
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/dougv/


"Dave F" wrote:

This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font
size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that
changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more
reasonable
size?
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Thanks. The things you learn in these newsgroups.

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"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

I don't think this is an XL2007 feature. That has been the only method
of increasing tab size in all previous versions of Excel as far as I am
aware.

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Roger Govier


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Hi Dave,

Here's a rather ridiculous solution:

The font size for tabs seems to be based on the scrollbar size in the
OS.
So, in XP for instance, if you go to the Appearance section of Display
Properties, click on the Advanced button, then select the scrollbar
and
increase its size, you will also increase the size of the tabs in
XL2007.
Unfortunately, this will increase the size of all of your scrollbars.

Doug
--
Douglas Ryan VanBenthuysen
Office System Solutions Specialist
3Sharp
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/dougv/


"Dave F" wrote:

This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font
size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that
changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more
reasonable
size?
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I used to be "customization happy." That is, whenever I installed Windows, I
would see how may non-essential things I could customize--like ridiculously
large scrollbars, Start menu hanging from the ceiling, etc. Nowadays I just
keep it as it comes, but I jump at the chance to go into the advanced
appearance settings when warranted.
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"Dave F" wrote:

Wow, that's a new one for me, thanks. I never noticed the size of my scroll
bars before. Does this apply to earlier versions of office? Or just office
2007?

Thanks.

Dave
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answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem.


"DougieVan" wrote:

Hi Dave,

Here's a rather ridiculous solution:

The font size for tabs seems to be based on the scrollbar size in the OS.
So, in XP for instance, if you go to the Appearance section of Display
Properties, click on the Advanced button, then select the scrollbar and
increase its size, you will also increase the size of the tabs in XL2007.
Unfortunately, this will increase the size of all of your scrollbars.

Doug
--
Douglas Ryan VanBenthuysen
Office System Solutions Specialist
3Sharp
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/dougv/


"Dave F" wrote:

This is a weird question, but all of the sudden, in XL 2007, the font size of
the tab names has gone to about 5. Anyone know of a setting that changes the
font size of the tab name? And if so, how to set it to a more reasonable
size?
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