C7 after belle update calendar fonts too small

After I updated to Belle I am experiencing some problems reading the calendar appointments. When expanding an appointment in calendar view to look at details font is very small. I think this is a persistent bug because neither in edit mode fonts get larger. Pls fix this. Best Pasha

Hi Pasha_NC7,
It can either be that the update hasn't been installed properly, or that the font size that has come with Belle is too small for your liking. Try to reinstall Belle with Nokia Suite and see if this makes a difference. If it doesn't then you won't be able to change it to a bigger font, but it's worth a shot.
Let me know how you get on!
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