How do I make the font on my homepage smaller? It is HUGE for some reason!?
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A tip and a trick, hold the ctrl key down and turn the scroll-er button on your mouse to increase or decrease the text size on any web page.
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Sit farther back? ;P\n\nFor the words, make the text smaller if you're using the internet. That might help. On the desktop issue, you're going to need to find a hi res image for your desktop, or it's going to pixilate when the computer scales it up. If the desktop icons are giving you greif... well, fiddle with the resolution more? \n\nHope that helps.
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If it just the Internet try Pushing Veiw, Text Size, Take it to MED or Smaller if needed....On the IE Page
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Itz not a big problem....You just have to go to the VIEW MENU of Internet Explorer Menus then click TEXT SIZE and change the text size to the smaller then the selected one...Suppose if Larger is selected then change it to medium...
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I only know that you can change the browser fonts,that would be the whole page you're looking at. go to the top of your browser address bar to "view" "text size ".Another sub menu will pop up click on Largest & then close.It should make the print as large as it possibly will go.
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It really depends on what email client or web service you are using. Lots of times, CTRL - or CTRL + will shrink or enlarge the font.
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If you're talking about your desktop, right click on the desktop, choose Properties and then go to the Appearance tab.  You can change the font size to large, etc.  You can also change the icon spacing (i.e. if you make the font big, they might run together).  For best results, make sure that you have your monitor set to a decent resolution.  For a 17" monitor or so, 1024x768 is good ... it's readable.  Newer monitors and video cards will support much higher resolution ... mostly intended for larger (say 22") monitors.\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nRegards, Alan
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Try these fonts.  I'm not sure if they are much larger, but you might want to try.\n\nOCR A Extended\nMS Reference Sans Serif\nLucida Sans Typewriter\nGalant Wide\nFusi Extended\nClean
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fastest way is to hold down the CTRL key and roll the center wheel on your mouse between the two buttons. this will change the text size on the page\n\nanother way is to click on VIEW > TEXT SIZE > set to medium\n\nyou should experiment with all the settings and functions in your browser or you'll always continue to have trouble like this. that's how i learned it.
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1. Correct the spelling and grammar.\n2. Check the width, I hate horizontal scroll bars that scroll to white space (in your case, black space)\n3. Try to be consistent on font sizing in the same sentence.
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If what ur trying to say is to shrink the window, then thats damn easy, u can try using ur cursor to resize ur window by wroking on the frames, if you are trying to downsize the font go to view/text size and decrease the font.
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To change the font size in Quicken registers (and *only* in registers):\n\nEdit > Preferences > Quicken Program > Register > Fonts
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In Internet Explorer go to View->Text Size then set it to Medium or Smaller etc.\n\nFirefox and Opera has the same functionality.
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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First of all, images or print? If the font size is your proble, click on "View" (right next to "File" and "Edit", then click on "Text Size" and choose a smaller one.
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If you are referring to the letters on your browser (Internet Explorer, in particular).. open Internet Explorer and click on View, then select Text Size, and pick a smaller font.\n\nIf you are referring to the letters on your screen in general (like on your desktop or on windows).. click on your Start menu and select Control Panel.  Then double-click on Display and select the Appearance tab.  You'll see a drop-down menu for Font Size.. you can change the size there.
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To change the font size\nClick on Format - Font \nUnder the Font tab click on the size you want\nClick on Default\nA pop-up message will appear: \nDo you want to change the default to (whatever your choice was)?\nThis change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL template.\nClick YES, then click OK\n\nTo change the margins:\nClick on File - Page Set-Up\nUnder the Margins tab choose the margins you want. Usual sizes are: \nTop and Bottom 2.54cm (1 inch)\nLeft and Right 3.17cm (1,25 inches)\nGutter 0\nHeader and Footer 1.25cm (.49 inches)\nClick on Default when finished, you will get the same message as for the font.\nClick YES and then OK\nWhen you open a new document everything should be as you set them.