How can make Solitaire or Spider Solitaire bigger in appearance?
A person in my family is visually impaired. I always try to customize her computer so that it is easier for her to use. She loves playing
Solitaire and Spider Solitaire but she complains that the “desks” or cards are
too small. How can I make these games more pleasing for a visually impaired
person? Can I change the appearance of these games on her computer or can I download better, more pleasing ones for her?
By the way, does anyone know a Forum on the Internet for visually impaired people? If you do know of one, sharing this information would be greatly appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Tom3 on -
Hi Marad,
We have a solitaire game that's online at www.diabetesgame.com, it's quite a bit larger than the solitaire games that come on your PC. I hope that is helpful.
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Permalink Reply by Angi on
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You can go into the display settings and change the screen resolution to a lower setting. It will make everything larger.
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Permalink Reply by Tom3 on
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My father had gluacoma and changed display settings to make his computer easier to use. So I tried this and opened solitaire. The game board was larger, but the cards did not seem to scale up well. Give it a try though, the game will get a bit bigger, just not as large as the one I linked, we built that one to be easy to see if you have vision problems. Good luck
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