# Make XgenPlus easier to see and use

To make XgenPlus easier to read, switch on dark mode from the top bar and set a larger default font, up to 36 pt, in **Settings › Default Settings**. You can also show fewer mails per page and use the interface in your own language. The login page warns you when Caps Lock is on.

## How to make XgenPlus easier to see and use

1. Click the moon icon in the top bar to switch to dark mode, if your organisation offers it.
2. Open **Settings › Default Settings** and choose a larger **Default Email Font** size.
3. In **Message List View**, choose fewer mails per page.
4. Pick your language on the login page.

## When to use it

> Ramesh has low vision. He sets 18 pt Verdana as his default compose font and switches to dark mode, so long working days are easier on his eyes.

## Options

| Aid | Where |
|---|---|
| Dark mode | Moon or sun button in the top bar |
| Default font and size (8 to 36 pt) | Settings › Default Settings › **Default Email Font** |
| Mails per page | Settings › Default Settings › **Message List View** |
| Interface language | Language list on the login page |
| Indian-language typing | **Ctrl+G** in compose and search |
| Caps Lock warning, show password | Login page |

## Good to know

- Your browser's own zoom (Ctrl and +) also enlarges the whole mailbox.
- Dark mode appears only if your administrator has turned it on for your domain.

Source: https://docs.xgenplus.com/settings/accessibility-options/