Text still small and is set a largest

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Evelyn

when going to Internet Explorer and putting the text at
the largest the text is still small.
when I put it on Medium it's really tiny....is there a
way to get the text when I put it on Large to make it
large.
My friend as Windows xp and seen hers on Large and NO WAY
is mine the same.
Well be waiting for someones Reply
Thanks
 
Well I figured it out....I had it on the largest text in
internet explorer....but than went to properties than
settings and the screen resolution was wong put it to
less.....
 
-----Original Message-----
when going to Internet Explorer and putting the text at
the largest the text is still small.
when I put it on Medium it's really tiny....is there a
way to get the text when I put it on Large to make it
large.
My friend as Windows xp and seen hers on Large and NO WAY
is mine the same.
Well be waiting for someones Reply
Thanks
.
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-----Original Message-----
when going to Internet Explorer and putting the text at
the largest the text is still small.
when I put it on Medium it's really tiny....is there a
way to get the text when I put it on Large to make it
large.
My friend as Windows xp and seen hers on Large and NO WAY
is mine the same.
Well be waiting for someones Reply
Thanks
.
Click to expand...
 
Hi Evelyn,

It's also worth noting that IE doesn't change the size of the text when the
webmaster explicitly defines it. This is so the page appears the way the
webmaster intended.

Brad Kelly
MVP - Windows Server/General
http://www.windowslaunchpad.com
 
Evelyn-

This works for me with regards to IE web page text size and you might give
it a try. On the IE toolbar go to Tools>Internet Options>Click
Accessibility Button at bottom>Put a tick in "Ignore font size on specified
web page." Then you can use your mouse scroll button and control to
rheostat or adjust text size. Rarely, you'll get overlap on a web page,
and I mean rarely but I find this far more effective than messing with
View>Text Size which for a lot of people is consistently inconsistent.

Chad Harris



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