AFNI version info (afni -ver
):
AFNI_24.3.10
Hi, I am using a high-resolution PC with display settings set to 3200x1800. How can I manually adjust the font and popup window sizes of ANFI?
AFNI version info (afni -ver
):
AFNI_24.3.10
Hi, I am using a high-resolution PC with display settings set to 3200x1800. How can I manually adjust the font and popup window sizes of ANFI?
There is not a lot of way to control GUI size and font size, but there is some.
From the list of environment variables (which are the ones sent in ~/.afnirc
, you can set AFNI_FONTSIZE
:
This variable can be used to set the AFNI controller font sizes.
It is a convenient way to avoid using the '-XXXfontsize' option.
The values this variable can take are:
MINUS ==> smaller than normal fonts
PLUS ==> larger than normal fonts
BIG ==> much larger than normal fonts
You can also control similar via command line option when running afni
:
-XXXfontsize plus = set all the X11 fonts used by AFNI to be one
*OR* size larger ('plus') or to be one size smaller
-XXXfontsize minus ('minus'). The 'plus' version I find useful for
*OR* a screen resolution of about 100 dots per inch
-XXXfontsize big (40 dots per cm) -- you can find what the system
*OR* thinks your screen resolution is by the command
-big xdpyinfo | grep -i resolution
*OR* ++ Applying 'plus' twice is the same as 'big'.
-plus ++ Using 'big' will use large Adobe Courier fonts.
*OR* ++ Alternatively, you can control each of the 4 fonts
-minus that AFNI uses, via the 4 following options ...
*OR* ++ You can also set the fontsize for your copy
-norm of AFNI in your ~/.afnirc file by setting
environment variable AFNI_FONTSIZE to one of:
big *OR* minus *or* plus
++ Using 'norm' gives the default AFNI font sizes.
When teaching and using a projection screen, I typically use:
afni -big
--pt
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