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I started using this new text editor called Kod (runs on Mac OS 10.6):

http://kodapp.com/

It's very very fast, I'm a poor programmer and I don't have money to pay for TextMate, this might be the closest to TextMate that I've used. (TextMate cost around $50).

The problem is.... Where is the preferences window? Where can I set the font size? I need to make it bigger, that's it... Does anyone know how to do that?

EDIT: I think they haven't implement them yet... From their discussion in google group.

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Locate the Kod application bundle (e.g. /Applications/Kod.app) and Show Package Contents.

Navigate to /Contents/Resources/style/ and copy default.css to your desktop. Rename the file to kod.css.

Open Terminal and enter the following command:

defaults write se.hunch.kod style/url ~/Desktop/kod.css

Open the kod.css file in an editor and change the font-size attribute of body to change text size. font-family determines which font is used.

If Kod is running, select View » Reload Style.

Enjoy.

Store your modified CSS file anywhere you want. Desktop is just an example -- just remember to tell Kod via defaults where it's located.

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  • Thank you. I did not even move it to Desktop, I just edited the css file right in the application package contents. You're a winner!
    – Enrico Susatyo
    Jan 17, 2011 at 10:28
  • @the_great_monkey This'll get overwritten every time you update the application. But it's probably a good idea in this stage of the application's development, with the possibility of major changes to these files.
    – Daniel Beck ♦
    Jan 17, 2011 at 10:37
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    If you edit the style sheet directly in Kod, it will update the styles as soon as you save the file.
    – Ferruccio
    Mar 10, 2011 at 12:54
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You can't. Yet. It's still only a very early beta. They haven't added that feature quite yet. And, there isn't a preferences window at all right now.

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