It is of course possible to change the command window’s text size by setting preferences, using the GUI. Is there a way to do the same programmatically by executing a MATLAB command or script? That would be much more convenient (I am calling MATLAB through engOpen() from C). At the moment MATLAB is using a 6-pixel font on my hi-dpi monitor (3840×2160), which is really inconvenient. The console has a menu bar, but it offers none of the functionality a normal OS cmd window has.It is of course possible to change the command window’s text size by setting preferences, using the GUI. Is there a way to do the same programmatically by executing a MATLAB command or script? That would be much more convenient (I am calling MATLAB through engOpen() from C). At the moment MATLAB is using a 6-pixel font on my hi-dpi monitor (3840×2160), which is really inconvenient. The console has a menu bar, but it offers none of the functionality a normal OS cmd window has. It is of course possible to change the command window’s text size by setting preferences, using the GUI. Is there a way to do the same programmatically by executing a MATLAB command or script? That would be much more convenient (I am calling MATLAB through engOpen() from C). At the moment MATLAB is using a 6-pixel font on my hi-dpi monitor (3840×2160), which is really inconvenient. The console has a menu bar, but it offers none of the functionality a normal OS cmd window has. command window, change text size, engopen, c interface MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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