How do we change the font-size in solar putty

I have the same issue. Although putty saves the font settings it doesn't get applied on the ssh session (it remains the same small size of 10) opened by solarputty.

I made an experiment and downloaded a msi putty installation file. I installed this putty package on the location where the putty called by solarputty is C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Solar-PuTTY-v4\

Once I replaced with a brand new putty installation the font size started to reflects the size I set under settings BUT.... the solarputty stopped to work as expected. When you click on the session under solarputty a new putty window (outside of the solarputty window) opens and the credentials saved under solarputty fails. It successfully set the user id but the password field fails to fill up and you have to add it manually.

Conclusion: Something is wrong with how solarputty handle changes with the putty that comes with solarputty (don't know if it has to do wiht platform, mine is windows 10). Solarputty ignores the changes applied under putty. The workaround found (install putty over the putty that comes within the solarputty package) works for that font size/color setting but it takes away the functionality of opening sessions in tabs under solarputty windows and also takes away the functionality of the credentials saved under solarputty.

I have the same issue. Although putty saves the font settings it doesn't get applied on the ssh session (it remains the same small size of 10) opened by solarputty.

I made an experiment and downloaded a msi putty installation file. I installed this putty package on the location where the putty called by solarputty is C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Solar-PuTTY-v4\

Once I replaced with a brand new putty installation the font size started to reflects the size I set under settings BUT.... the solarputty stopped to work as expected. When you click on the session under solarputty a new putty window (outside of the solarputty window) opens and the credentials saved under solarputty fails. It successfully set the user id but the password field fails to fill up and you have to add it manually.

Conclusion: Something is wrong with how solarputty handle changes with the putty that comes with solarputty (don't know if it has to do wiht platform, mine is windows 10). Solarputty ignores the changes applied under putty. The workaround found (install putty over the putty that comes within the solarputty package) works for that font size/color setting but it takes away the functionality of opening sessions in tabs under solarputty windows and also takes away the functionality of the credentials saved under solarputty.