Type too small on finder

Running OS10.7.5 on macmini. The type on finder stuff is too small. -- - I'm talking about the line at the very top, including the apple on the far letft, the date, name of user user ,etc., as well as on the safari, on my yellow stickies, and what I am now typing on Safari etc. Not just the browser.
Searched system preferences and couldn't find an answer. Help please

Have you tried changing the screen resolution?
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What ever the setting there, e.g. 1680 x 1050, change it to one above it in the list.
You can keep experimenting till you find one you like.

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