If you want to have it around a standard 23 full HD display (approx. 96 ppi), you can set it to Larger - 150% to get the display to about the same text size. On the left is Smaller - 100%, and on the right is Medium - 125%.. The size and definition of the icon and text changes.
You probably know that pollens from trees, grasses, and weeds cause allergic rhinitis. Many people have allergies to dust mites, animal dander, cockroaches, and mold as well. Things in the workplace, such as cereal grain, wood dust, chemicals, or lab animals, can also cause allergic rhinitis. If you are allergic to pollens, you may have symptoms only at certain times of the year.
Often, what causes nonallergic rhinitis is unknown. And the condition is often confirmed only after other conditions such as allergic rhinitis or infection are ruled out. Environmental irritants are common triggers of nonallergic rhinitis. Some are found in the home and others are more common in the workplace.