Increase font preview size?

I'm not seeing an option to increase the preview size of the font list.  Is this still available?  (Not talking about the UI size, just the list of installed fonts and their preview).
Also, would like to suggest a way of having PS recognize fonts outside of the Windows directory.  Not sure why that changed, but having to install every font that I only use in Adobe PS is annoying.

Thanks guys   I swear I did not see that last night!

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