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If you'd rather not install Xcode...
In case anyone missed it, the other hint cited above mentions that you can access the same functionality without a full Xcode installation by using the "defaults" command:
By the way, you can also adjust this hidden parameter (and many, many others) by downloading and installing BlackTree's Secrets (system preferences pane) (no affiliation, I just think it's a great tool...) and using it to adjust the hidden System preference "Global User Interface Scale Multiplier" (in the "Appearance" section). (Be sure to read the associated warnings as any value other than 1 for this setting is not really very well tolerated by the system and/or various applications.) Edited on Apr 21, '11 12:09:02PM by dilvish1984
Re: If you'd rather not install Xcode...
…And if you replace
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