candycanearter07 <
n...@thanks.net> wrote
> On 10/20/23 09:51, Bob Henson wrote:
>> When I set up the phone, one of the display options was to enable high contrast text to
>> improve. Having, as I mentioned, poor eyesight, I set it on. It would
>> appear that far from helping with contrast, this setting changed some of
>> the text (why only some?)
>
> Maybe by "high contrast" it means that it makes some text unreadable to
> stand out, who knows.
Since I was completely ignorant of how to resolve Bob Henson's problem,
I did some digging (as ignorance can be cured - stupidity can't)...
I looked for where my phone would set "high contrast" fonts which found
High contrast fonts
High contrast themes
High contrast keyboards
High contrast fonts shortcuts
But I couldn't find a _direct_ way to get to those settings.
It found them _only_ when I run a search from within settings.
That's strange (if it's true there are no _direct_ steps).
Settings > Display > Search for "Visibility enhancements"
Of course, since you can do almost anything you want to do in Android,
I created a one-tap shortcut so that I can get there efficiently in a
single tap - but it is strange there's no step-by-step in settings.
Package Name = com.samsung.accessibility
Class = com.samsung.accessibility.Activities$AccessibilityViewClearActivity
Notice the package name is NOT "com.android.settings", so this is a
Samsung-specific activity - which may be different on Bob's phone.
Note: You start in "Settings" (com.android.settings) but at some point you
are moved to Samsung settings (com.samsung.assessibility); so that's
perhaps why there isn't a _direct_ way to get there from settings???