I have very poor vision; I have created a User Voice Request 3 times over the last 10 years, and all 3 times the request was ignored.
When I setup Visual Studio on a new machine, the fonts in Visual Studio are all too small for me to work with.
When I go to set the fonts, I have to set 15 or 16 different settings to Verdana Size 14 or I cannot work.
I really wish Visual Studio would just put a 'Set All' button next to the Reset button, but since this request has been continually ignored and Microsoft obviously does not care about visually impaired people, I will write it myself if someone tells me how the Fonts are stored.
I know the value is stored in the AppData folder of Visual Studio because yesterday I deleted everything in the Visual Studio folder to fix the issue of Item Templates not being updated since the horrible features of the Item Template Cache does not recognize when a newer template is in the Item Templates folder. Removing the settings in AppData erases the Fonts selection I had set in VS 2015.
I am signed in to Visual Studio, and in the past VS would pick up the value, but I guess with the Settings removed from App Data this setting was lost.
Is it possible to write an extension to update all fonts to Verdana size 14 using an extension, or any type of tool to automate setting all fonts to something readable by someone with poor vision?
Thanks,
Corby (Mr. Magoo).
P.S. If you have good vision, to simulate the problem stand back 30 feet and see if you can read the menu items in Visual Studio; that is what it looks like to me.