Holy shit, MacPaint!
The writer of a Macintosh (like, from the 80s) review for the LA Times posted the review, and it’s astonishing how much has and hasn’t changed since the beginning of personal computing. One of my favorite things to do is to poke fun at the old software and stuff people back then had to make do with, in retrospect. And my favorite section is about MacWrite.
You can vary the type size from 9 point (about the size used in most newspapers) to 72 point headlines. You can also change your type style, selecting an Old English font or one of the more common type styles. Your type can be in bold, italic, underline or even shadow print. All this magic is controlled by the computer itself — the software merely takes advantage of it.
WOW! Changing font sizes! More on this and that magical MacPaint stuff here.