PassPort
PassPort: Hampton Roads is the World Affairs Council of Hampton Roads' flagship education initiative, designed to ensure that every student—regardless of background, school district, or financial circumstance—has access to meaningful global learning experiences.
Which application or platform do you want to change the font in? Common places and brief steps:
Microsoft Word (Windows)
Select text you want to change or press Ctrl+A to select all.
On the Home tab, find the Font group. Click the font name dropdown and choose a font.
Optionally change size, style (bold/italic), and color from the same group.
To set a default font for all new documents: Home tab → Font dialog launcher (small arrow) → Set As Default.
Microsoft Word (Mac)
Select text or press Command+A.
Use the Font dropdown on the Home tab or Format → Font.
To make a default: Format → Font → Default.
Google Docs (web)
Select text or press Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on Mac).
Use the font dropdown in the toolbar to pick a font.
To set a default style: Format → Paragraph styles → Normal text → Update ‘Normal text’ to match → Format → Paragraph styles → Options → Save as my default styles.
Google Chrome (browser UI)
Click the three-dot menu → Settings → Appearance → Font size and Customize fonts
Created in 2026, PassPort was built on a simple belief: students learn best when they can connect classroom lessons to the world around them. In Hampton Roads, one of America's most internationally connected regions, opportunities to engage with global affairs, civic leadership, culture, diplomacy, business, and public service are all around us.
PassPort exists to close that gap.
Through subsidized educational experiences, educator support, paid internships, and immersive student programming, PassPort helps young people explore the issues shaping their futures while building the skills, networks, and confidence needed to become engaged citizens and community leaders.
Which application or platform do you want to change the font in? Common places and brief steps:
Microsoft Word (Windows)
Select text you want to change or press Ctrl+A to select all.
On the Home tab, find the Font group. Click the font name dropdown and choose a font.
Optionally change size, style (bold/italic), and color from the same group.
To set a default font for all new documents: Home tab → Font dialog launcher (small arrow) → Set As Default.
Microsoft Word (Mac)
Select text or press Command+A.
Use the Font dropdown on the Home tab or Format → Font.
To make a default: Format → Font → Default.
Google Docs (web)
Select text or press Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on Mac).
Use the font dropdown in the toolbar to pick a font.
To set a default style: Format → Paragraph styles → Normal text → Update ‘Normal text’ to match → Format → Paragraph styles → Options → Save as my default styles.
Google Chrome (browser UI)
Click the three-dot menu → Settings → Appearance → Font size and Customize fonts.
Adjust standard font, serif, sans-serif, and minimum font size.
Windows (system-wide)
Windows Settings → Personalization → Fonts to view installed fonts.
To change system font in newer Windows versions requires registry edits or third-party tools; not recommended for casual users.
macOS (system-wide text appearance)
System font isn’t user-changeable globally. Individual apps may offer font settings. Use Accessibility → Display for text size adjustments.
Web pages (developer / temporary)
In browser dev tools or a userscript/CSS: change fonts via CSS, e.g., body { font-family: "FontName", sans-serif; }.
For user styles, use an extension like a user stylesheet manager.
Adobe Photoshop / Illustrator / InDesign
Select the Type tool and highlight text.
Use the Options bar or Character panel to set font family and size.
Mobile apps (iOS / Android)
iOS: Settings → Display & Brightness → Text Size or Settings → Accessibility → Display & Text Size. App fonts vary by app.
Android: Settings → Display → Font size and style (varies by manufacturer). Some launchers/themes change fonts.
If you tell me which program, device, or context you want to change the font in, I’ll give step-by-step instructions specific to that environment.
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