Appearance Preferences
To access your Appearance preferences, choose File > Preferences > Appearance.
(On a Mac, choose Moneydance > Preferences > Appearance).
If you're using Moneydance 2020 or an older version, you'll find the settings relating to "Appearance" (font size and theme) within General preferences.
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Theme
Choose from multiple colour schemes, or select "customize" to create your own.
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Font
Choose your preferred font from the drop-down list. -
Numeric Font
As above, the font that is used for numeric characters. -
Printing Font
The font used when printing reports, graphs or cheques. -
Font Size
Select +1, +2 etc. to increase the font size.
Or select -1, -2 etc. to reduce the font size.
If your appearance changes are not applied to the entire program, restart Moneydance.
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Getting Started
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Budgeting
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Backups and Exporting
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Investment Accounts
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Extensions
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Linux
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ARCHIVE - Getting Started
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ARCHIVE - Moneydance 2017
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ARCHIVE - Moneydance 2014 and 2015
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ARCHIVE - Program Basics
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ARCHIVE - Account Basics
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ARCHIVE - Entering Transactions
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ARCHIVE - Online Banking
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ARCHIVE - Mobile
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ARCHIVE - Budgeting and Reminders
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ARCHIVE - International Tools
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ARCHIVE - Investments
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