how do i get to the right place to turn my fonts up or down or change the font face for all of windows?
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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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Well depends on the os you're running. So in general go to your desktop preferences and set up the way you want your programs to run (normal, max, min or other).
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Go to your desktop. Right click and select "Properties". Then with the new screen that pops up go over to "Appearence". Now this differs depending if you have windows XP or not. If you do click "Advanced" then select "Active Title Bar" from drop down menu. If you do not have windows XP select "Active Title Bar" from the first drop down menu. Then just change the font and size to what you want. You can personalize your computer with other options from the drop down menu.\nHope this helps!
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I think you are having problems because not all fonts contain all characters, accents, etc. I don't think there is a way to fix it, sorry.
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In your search box type in "free fonts", It will come up with many free sites.  After you download to a folder on your computer go to control panel, fonts folder, then click on file, install new font. Click on all the font files you have downloaded then click install.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/desktop/default.mspx\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/getstarted/theme.mspx
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If you right click the desktop and go to Properties, then Settings, then either the Advanced or Effects buttons, there may be something there you can tweak.\n\nI doubt this will help you, but it may be worth experimenting with.\n\nI looked around too, and I thought I had run across a setting like that, but it's one of those little-used, obscure kinds of things you see, but then forget about.
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Right click the start menu and go to "Properties".\nThere, choose "Customize" and in the list, make sure "Help and Support" is ticked.
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up on the Word toolbar you will see the "font" and then a number in the next box.   Click on the arrow and make the font larger or smaller.\n\nYou can also go to "format" "font" and do the same thing in there.\n\nGood Luck
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a free software is provided by the IT Gaint. Microsoft to create a font of your choice ,...\n please download and install....\n      happy creating.. fonts!!!!!\n  bye
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I had this problem a few days ago.\n\nSo, once you find a good website with the Fonts that you want, you must download them.  \nUsually, a download box thingy appears and you choose a programme to save the Font File too. (Choose a 'word' programme like ''MS Word'' or ''Notepad'')\n\nBy the time you have saved it, you should have opened up a window with all the fonts in (Start-My Computer-control panel-Fonts)\n\nOnce you have that window with all the Fonts on open, click on File (or it might be Edit?) then a list will appear.  Click on install new font.\nYou then find where you saved the font too, and then upload it.\nHopes this makes sense and I hope I got it all right!\n\nUsually on Font sites, you have more detailed instruction on how to do this.\n\nThe website below is the best for this
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-=- Click on Tools, \n-=- Then Internet Options\n-=- And click Fonts Under history\n-=- Then Edit the Latin Base which is usually the default\n-=- Then under, edit the Web page fonts and Plain Text Fonts\n\nGoodluck!
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lets see\n\nStart-All programs-Microsoft Office- MS Word-format= fonts-Select the font Times New Roman- on the very lower left corner you will see a button that says default- click it , and say yes and it will get you back on track.\n\nWORD OF WARNING- I once downloaded fonts and the screwed my computer up big time. I got virsuses. :*( not good. be careful of what you download!!!!
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http://www.1001freefonts.com/\nor \nhttp://www.fonts.com/\n\nThose are your best bets
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either you have to change the color of fonts or customize the bullets \n1. Go to Format ----> Bullets and Numbering------->\na window will open with different types of bullets.\n2. Customize button click Change the color \n\nSimple\n\nBye
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Like you, I checked all the familiar sites and they are rerouted to fonts.com.  I did find something here: http://www.larksongsings.com/webpages/main/oldenglishfont.html although I'm not sure if it will work.
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Here's what Microsoft says:\n\n1. Close any open Windows applications, such as Microsoft Word or Microsoft Outlook. \n\n2. In Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes.\nNote  If you are using Control Panel Classic view or Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Fonts, and then go to step 4.\n\n3. In the task pane, under See Also, click Fonts.\nNote  If a folder tree appears instead of the task pane, click Folders on the toolbar, and then under See Also, click Fonts.\n\n4. On the File menu, click Install New Font. \nIn the Drives list, click the drive you want. \nIn the Folders list, double-click the folder that contains the fonts you want to add. \nUnder List of fonts, click the font you want to add, and then click OK