Screen dpi KDE 4.

[nilsA]

Though this topic have been looked into in different posts, I can't see any real solution.

In KDE3 I can add the screen resolution in the

 /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc

file. It is one of the most useful possibilities, although buried pretty deep into mysterious files.

(Going throug some eye sugery and less than perfect eyesight over some months, it make things easier for me, as I can adjust the size of what is on the screen, wihtout changing the overall resulution.)

In KDE4 I have so far not been able to find anything like it. I can change the screen fonts - but that does not apply to for instance OpenOffice. I can change the text size of OpenOffice - but not the menu fonts - so they are pretty much impossible to read.

Is there any way of changing this?

[nilsA]

Re: Screen dpi KDE 4. - SOLVED

Though this topic have been looked into in different posts, I can't see any real solution.

In KDE3 I can add the screen resolution in the

 /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc

file. It is one of the most useful possibilities, although buried pretty deep into mysterious files.

(Going throug some eye sugery and less than perfect eyesight over some months, it make things easier for me, as I can adjust the size of what is on the screen, wihtout changing the overall resulution.)

In KDE4 I have so far not been able to find anything like it. I can change the screen fonts - but that does not apply to for instance OpenOffice. I can change the text size of OpenOffice - but not the menu fonts - so they are pretty much impossible to read.

Is there any way of changing this?

So it was there - or here - next to one of the things I have tried:

System Settings -> Appearance -> Fonts -> 96 dpi -> [b]Check the Use Anti Aliasing box[/b].