God, who would have thought I would be the one to give computer tips?????????????
Booker said recently that he has failing eyesight and others have mentioned they have trouble reading the small text so I am passing on a tip I was given. I click on the page, then click my mouse wheel and I can then use the wheel to zoom in and out to chose the correct size text. If this does not work with your mouse click on the page, then hold down the control button on your keypad whilst you use your mouse wheel to scroll in and out to find a good text size for you.
Hi, my hobby is graphic design and I didn't know about that Aunty Mary, thanks! Much quicker than me going to the box in my programme, selecting the view size so I can see something in fine detail, finding it's still too small and having to select a bigger size and so on til I can see it. Magic! Libby
Thanks for that info, some pages have a facility to enlarge print but not all. I usually click on view and zoom in, but it takes a few zooms to get it larger.Doing the mouse bit sounds easier.
If you want to increase text size permanently on Windows XP use the second option down, where it says " note " , on the link. I expect a Google search will show how to do it for other Windows operating systems.
Also on what Puffthemagicdragon has said with XP if you do the following:
Programs
Accessories
Accessibility
there is an accessibility wizard for you to use, whether you have a visual impairment, deaf or have difficulty using a keyboard, it works great, I set it up for one of my neighbours.
One would hope Microsoft have continued this in their later Operating systems Vista, Windows 7 or 8.
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