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Tool ->Option->Environment->Font

Posted: Jan/22/2011   By: nikhil   Points:15   Category: .NET  - ASP.Net    Views:117   Vote Up (0)   Vote Down (0)    

I know that there are many options within Window->Font, but i am reticent to start changing things.

The only setting I want to change is:  When I am in Edit Table, and have the SQL in the top portion of the window, the font size is tiny.

What setting do I change?


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