Powershell tablet font size

I am trying to use a tablet with 8.1 and powershell but the font size is very small. Tried magnifier also dpi adjustment, both didnt help. Any suggestions?

Hi. If you click powershell icon > properties you can change the font settings.

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I am using Windows XP.DPI??? Where do you change that setting?
I have Vista on this one, but I looked at one of my XP machines:
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