Screen zoom

Hi Joan! I think you're looking for ways to zoom in on Wrike's Desktop app? If that's the case Kevin posted in the Product Feedback section asking for that functionality as well. A plus one from you there will help let our team know that more people are interested in that!

I recently became visually impaired-- I can no longer read smaller font size without zooming or adjusting fonts to a 14 or 16--minimum font size. I can't seem to find how to do this in my Wrike desktop app.Do you have accessibility features for visual impairment? 

Denise Airola If you are on a Mac, you can increase the zoom amount in the Wrike desktop app by looking under the View menu and choosing Zoom In or Zoom Out. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut keys CMD +  or  CMD -  to change the zoom.

If you are using Windows, I would assume the View menu would work the same, but I cannot confirm it. I would assume the Windows keyboard shortcut(s) are CTRL + and CTRL -  but again I cannot confirm that as I do not have the Wrike desktop app installed on a Windows machine. 

Hi Denise Airola, thanks for reaching out. 

The instructions Shawn Flanagan shared should allow you to increase the zoom, making your font bigger (thanks Shawn!). This is also possible if you're using Windows.

Did you find this helpful? 

If you need any further assistance, or if you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to let us know 👍

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These were helpful. thank you!

Great! Thanks for letting us know Denise Airola 👍

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Very helpful - used Cntrl key with + Ty

Elaine,

Neither of the key strokes recommended are reducing the size of the font. I am using Wrike in Windows and I do not see the option for View on the top bar.  Where can I find that?

Thank you!

Laurie

Hi Laurie Powers, welcome to the Community and thank you for posting. The screenshot above is from a Mac system therefore it's different compared to the Windows structure. You can use a keyboard shortcut Windows logo key + Plus sign (+) or ctrl + plus sign. Please let me know if this helps.