The Help: User Guide Online for PTE AV Studio

[John Quinton]

Igor

Is it WnSoft's intention to add an Online Help for issue 10 of PTE AV Studio? The team has so far produced one for all issues up to issue 9 so I wonder whether a new version will be added? If that is the intension could I ask that attention be given to the size of the fonts used. For senior users the reading of information that uses miniscule characters is not very comfortable except in full sunlight. I know this would mean using extra space but the intention must be to have users read what is written. Can fonts be larger, please.

Now that Mac users are coming online (of which I'm one) can I request that the sections in the help system are revisited and it be made clear which relate to the Windows (only) version of the software. I have spent some time trying to look at potentially good support information here only to find that it does not run because I am using another system (ie Mac not Windows).

I know there must be umpteen things for your team to spend their time getting the Mac version ready on time but I just thought it best to have my say at this point.

John Quinton   

[davegee]

Hi John,

Please use this link: https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/10.0/main#

DG

[rosy]

John

You can increase the size of the font in PTE help by holding down the ctrl key & rotating the mouse wheel.

[mhwarner]

On 9/15/2020 at 2:23 AM, rosy said:

John

You can increase the size of the font in PTE help by holding down the ctrl key & rotating the mouse wheel.

Rosy, I think he was referring to the size of the font on the online help web pages.

John, in Windows, you can increase the size of fonts, graphics, etc. somewhat in both Chrome and MS Edge browsers by clicking Ctrl + "+".  Not sure what browser you are using on the Mac.

Mary

[davegee]

I suspect that it has something to do with the resolution of his monitor??

DG

[rosy]

3 hours ago, mhwarner said:

Rosy, I think he was referring to the size of the font on the online help web pages.

John, in Windows, you can increase the size of fonts, graphics, etc. somewhat in both Chrome and MS Edge browsers by clicking Ctrl + "+".  Not sure what browser you are using on the Mac.

Mary

So was I?

[John Quinton]

Thank you davegee. You have come up with both answers. You have given me a great link to the version 10 and have solved the font problem. It has been fixed by amending the screen resolution.  Thank you to all of you for helping.

John Quinton 

[macian]

For Mac users, holding down the Control key and tapping the "+" key enlarges the content of the screen.

Control and "0" (that's zero) brings the size back to normal.