Font too small on the X1 Guide Channel

I was provided with a ticket number for a service concern that really needs to be handled. The font on the guide page is way to small. X1 tech dept. says they have no way of changing. This is quite frustrating, and the problem needs to be corrected.

ComcastBrandon is building a case for the engineers to give us capability to change font size on guide and show/movie information. Refer to this for more info and click on his name to message him: http://forums.comcast.com/t5/X1/Too-small-guide-letters-and-black-background-on-guide/td-p/2305777 When I messaged Comcast Brandon with my account and contact info about this issue as he requested in this thread below is his response. PLEASE help with input to him as it appears we may be getting somewhere. HELP those of us who need to be able to adjust the font...PLEASE From Brandon: "I have added your account information as well as your specific requests to the report. Tell your friends! The larger the report the more noise we make in the engineers' drawing room."

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