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During And we completely agree. It’s crazy how new paint and window treatments completely transformed the room. The ceiling looks taller, the space wider, and the entire bedroom just felt BIGGER. Tips to Make a Window Look Bigger Updating the window treatments was an easy project that made a big difference, and we have tips so you too can make the windows in your home appear larger. TIP #1: Go with a Bamboo & Hang it Tall We are big bamboo fans, and love the texture and warmth these shades can bring to a room. You can find You’ll want to first figure out if you need an inside mount or an outside mount for your windows. In this instance, we needed an outside mount and we decided to hang them a couple of inches above the window trim. This is a great trick to make your windows look taller, and no one will even be able to tell that your window doesn’t actually start until a few inches below the top of the shade. Sneaky. TIP #2: Hang a Sleek Black Rod Real High Another favorite of ours is a When it comes to figuring out how wide to go with the rod, we recommend about 8 inches off of the window frame on each side. TIP #3: Choose Flowy Drapes and Hang them Wide Finally, finish off the look with some white curtains. We typically go with Since your rod is hung 8 inches outside of the window frame, when the curtains are open they’ll really just be covering a portion of the wall. This allows TONS of light to stream through the windows when your curtains are open, making the room much...

For instance, if you do not have perfect eyesight, making the elements bigger on the screen could make things easier to see and use, avoiding stressing your eyes. If you connect an external monitor, using a custom scale setting can help increase the size of the text, icons, and menus across the displays. Changing Windows 11 scale may also improve the viewing of the desktop while showing a PowerPoint presentation on a projector. In this Windows 11 guide, we will walk you through the steps to change the scale settings on a desktop monitor or laptop display. How to change display scale with custom settings on Windows 11 You shouldn't change the scale settings using custom values because it affects the viewing experience. However, if it's necessary and you do it correctly, it may work just fine. To set a custom scale size of a display, use these steps: • Open Settings. • Click on System. • Click the Display page on the right side. • Under the "Scale & layout" section, select the Scale setting. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) • Click the Check button. • Click the Sign out now button. • Sign back into the account. After you complete the steps, the system will apply the setting you specified. In case Windows isn't scaling things correctly, repeat the steps to select a different value to increase or decrease scaling value until you land in the correct configuration. You can always revert the changes using the same instructions outlined above, but on...

You can use Windows Powershell. Although slightly wider, it also has a fixed max width, but for most purposes it's wide enough and doesn't wrap words to next line. Edit: You can resize Command Prompt or Powershell windows by: Right click on title bar > Properties > Layout tab. Here you can specify a new width (default is 80 in Command Prompt and 120 in Powershell).