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If you are referring to the buttons that Inquisit displays automatically when running a script primarily designed for keyboard-input on a touch-input device such as the iPad, no, as best as I know there currently is no way to specify their size and/or height/width programmatically.
If, however, you are either targeting iPads exclusively (i.e., the script will not be run on keyboard-input devices) or are okay with allowing for mouse-input on devices other than iPads (e.g. regular laptop or desktop computer), then you can switch the script to /inputdevice = mouse and put two objects (<text> or <shape> elements) on the screen to serve as input. Those elements could be sized according to your needs. Please find a simple example attached.
It would also be possible to deliver different configurations of the same script to iOS devices vs. others through the use of conditional <include> elements. I.e., you could administer trials configured as in the example to iPads while delivering the regular, keyboard-input configuration to other platforms.
Hope this helps.
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