Windows 10 Update Brings Zoom In Feature To Console In Latest Insider Build
Windows 10 Update Brings Zoom In Feature To Console In Latest Insider Build
AWindows console feature that Microsoft users have been requesting for a long time – zooming in support to the Windows Power Shell and Windows Prompt has been added by Microsoft in their latest Windows Insider build 18272 (19H1).
While using Command Prompt (cmd) or the Windows Power Shell, just press Ctrl and Mouse scroll (inward/outward) simultaneously to use the new zooming feature. Also, you will have to be a part of the Windows Insider program, or you can wait for the next feature update from Microsoft.
Apart from this, Windows Insider Build 18272 has also added dark theme support to the entire Windows Console. In other words, PowerShell, CMD, and WSL show dark colored scrollbars, if you opt for a dark theme for your Windows.
Windows 19H1 is the next feature update, scheduled to release on April 2019. The update will include a bunch of features like redesigned sign-in options, a new version of sticky notes which will have a dark theme. There is also a new Windows search index option that allows searching all the files on your computer, through Windows Start itself.
AWindows console feature that Microsoft users have been requesting for a long time – zooming in support to the Windows Power Shell and Windows Prompt has been added by Microsoft in their latest Windows Insider build 18272 (19H1).
While using Command Prompt (cmd) or the Windows Power Shell, just press Ctrl and Mouse scroll (inward/outward) simultaneously to use the new zooming feature. Also, you will have to be a part of the Windows Insider program, or you can wait for the next feature update from Microsoft.
Apart from this, Windows Insider Build 18272 has also added dark theme support to the entire Windows Console. In other words, PowerShell, CMD, and WSL show dark colored scrollbars, if you opt for a dark theme for your Windows.
Windows 19H1 is the next feature update, scheduled to release on April 2019. The update will include a bunch of features like redesigned sign-in options, a new version of sticky notes which will have a dark theme. There is also a new Windows search index option that allows searching all the files on your computer, through Windows Start itself.
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