the decades long , confusing battle with Windows fonts

So once again I find myself battling with Windows 10 to get fonts just the right size in all the apps, browsers, explorer windows ,etc,etc....as always, if you tweak it one place to your liking, Windows doesn't tweak it elsewhere...frustrating, particularly and especially since I'm wanting to take full advantage of my 3440 X 1440 capable monitor....Great for razor sharp detail, not so great for things like font size.... I've resorted to 3rd party apps, and they too will, say, make this really slick new font I just installed look fine and dandy sizewise in say, File Explorer, but any other Windows system window, like Control Panel , hilariously too small....grrr!....What needs to happen , is every single windows system, browser, including non-MS like Chrome, explorer window, pop-up window,etc,etc,etc tweakable ...either all in one shot, or, a tiny icon to adjust size and type, per window. This doesn't seem hard ,but man has Windows...all the way back to '95 ...not allowed me to get the exact results I want....any solutions??

Hello @guitz,

I noticed that you have NOT had ANY replies so I thought that I would try and help.

Have a look and see if ANY of this will suit your needs . . .

> How to Change Default System Font in Windows 10 Customization Tutorials
> How to Change DPI Scaling Level for Displays in Windows 10 Customization Tutorials
> How to Change Text Size for Menus in Windows 10
> How to Change Text Size for Message Boxes in Windows 10
> How to Change Text Size for Title Bars in Windows 10
> How to Change Text Size for Tooltips in Windows 10
> How to Change Text Size of Icons in Windows 10

I hope this helps.

And in addition to the information in those links most programs have a way to change Fonts for individual documents as desired, they do not change what Windows displays. I was looking at some old WordPerfect .ttf Fonts from 1993 I have saved and they looked okay for use. It was a big change with Windows 95 in Font management in comparison to the earlier Windows [3.11 and back]. In this capture the choices are under Format.