I already tried going into Display Settings, Appearance, Advanced but it won't let me change the font size on everything, just some things like the icon text size.  The font size for all of the Windows Text and Message box text are still small.  I like the sizes of everything in the 800X600 mode, but I can't run certain programs, (ex DVD player) in this mode.  Anyone else with this problem?  I'm using WIndows XP.
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Go to Display Propertys -> Appearance Tab and change the font size to what you perfer.\n\nSome other text cannot be changed.
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If you're using IE click on View, Text Size then Medium.\n\nIf everything is still very small, check the resolution of your monitor (right-click on the desktop and choose properties).
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are you sure it's resolution? If this problem only appears when you're browsing the internet, and if you're using Internet Explorer, try this: \ngo to View / Text Size, then click Medium.
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Leave the resolution where it is and look at the appearance tab in display properties.....look for icon in the list and change its size. Lots of other settings here too! Arrange yer brains out!
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If running XP just hold the control key down and scroll your mouse wheel to make larger or smaller.\n\nOr you can click on "View" at top of screen and from the drop down put your cursor over "Text Size" and then select "Medium" as that is where most are set.
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Increase the default font size for your display in Windows, I had legally blind coworkers who had a default font of pt 16 for everything.
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Also try to right click on your screen, go down to properties, from there select settings and change the resolution at the bottom left.\n\nIf EVERYTHING is big on your screen and not just the font, this is the reason more than likely.
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it sounds to me as though the typefont has changed from normal text to subcript (i think that is the name from memory)\n\nI assume from your question that you are using a microsoft product, either MS works, or MS word\n\nIf it is one of these if you goto your format controls (format menu at the top), then click on font, you should see check box's that has superscript and subscipt options, you will need to change these for the text that has been altered, i am sure you will know what to do when you access this menu\n\n\neither this is the problem, or you have simply changed the font size by accident, which will also be located in the menu i mentioned above
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Try installing the fonts in C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;Fonts
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Adjusting The Text Size For Internet Explorer\n\nBegin by ensuring that you are connected to the Internet.\n\nThen launch Internet Explorer in the manner that you normally do.\n\nAfter a page loads, click on the word View contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Text Size.\n\nNow choose a larger text size setting according to your reading preference.\n\nOnce a setting is selected, Internet Explorer will adjust the text size accordingly
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Many people are complaining that the text in their browser looks poorly after installing IE7. This is because IE7 enabled ClearType by default. Here is how to fix that problem.\nBe default, IE7 enables ClearType font rendering in the browser. Most people, especially those with LCD screens, will notice a big improvement (if ClearType is not installed already). However, many people will not like this type of font smoothing. \n\nHere is options for fixing it. \n\nYou may want to completely disable it: \n\n\n\n1. Open IE7 \n2. Open Tool Menu \n3. Click Internet Options \n4. Click Advanced Tabs \n5. Under Multimedia, clear the Use ClearType checkbox \n6. Click OK X 2
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To get all the text to fit, you will need to resize the font.  \nTo change all the templates at the same time, you can choose to apply to all when u figure out the size of the font
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Go to the start menu, then Accessibility, then run the accessibility wizard to change font size.\nAlso try running your resolution to 600X800 right click on desktop, then properties, then settings tab. Turn the slider down to decrease resolution.
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go into your printer properties and select the fonts tab.  There you will be able to change the size and the style.
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unfortunately there does not seem to be an official fix or patch from Microsoft. The knowledge base article appears to be Microsoft’s only information on the issue.\n\n“The problem is due to a combination of font size, zoom factor, screen resolution,  and a few other monitor related parameters ("pixel aspect ratio"). It's frustrating because it isn't really predictable, and it isn't  easy to get rid of.”\n\n“The problem seems to go away in print preview and in printed copy.”\n\nTherefore there doesn’t seem to be a straightforward fix.
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If your browser IE has big letters then go to View on the top menu and then theres an option for Text size. You can change it to something smaller.\n\nOr if its your screen itself, then go to Control Panel and then click on Display...or you can just right click on your desktop and click on Properties. Change your resolution to 800X600 or higher to get the icons and everything else smaller.\n\nIts not your monitor, its just your display settings. I think someone went on your computer and just changed the settings by mistake or something.\n\nIf you need more help, just contact me.
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Hmmmm, very strange.  Anyway, the only way I can think of to change the size of the Start button is via Control Panel>Display>Appearance>Font Size. Then, reduce the font size.  Now, you can move this window higher up on your screen by clicking on the blue strip next to where it says "Display Properties" and drag the whole window higher up the screen so you can access the Apply button.\n\nYou can also access the Display Properties window by right-clicking on an empty area of your desktop, click Properties, click on Appearance tab, change the Font size, then click Apply.