How do I make the font bigger on my computer?
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On your desktop, right click, go to PROPERTIES, click SETTINGS and select 800x600 or whatever is right for you.\n\nThe smaller the numbers, the bigger the size. 1024x768 is standard but 640x480 will work too, though you'll have to scroll across to read.\n\n800x600 is your best bet.\n\nOR \n\nIf its just your web browser. Go to VIEW, and TEXT SIZE.
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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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click on view on the toolbar\nthen there text size\nand then select the size you want
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In top menu, go to view >> Text Size >>> Large or larger. You can also reduce the resolution little bit, but I don't like to do that. To reduce resolution, right click on desktop, go to properties, go to settings and reduce the resolution.
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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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Click the 'View' menu> Text Size> Smaller\n\nJ
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All you need to do is go to the following menus:\n\n- View\n- Text Size\n- Larger or Largest
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I had the Same Same but Bigger font - \nTry this, it worked for me - \nGo to "View" at the top of your screen,\nthen click on "Text Size"\nNormal size is the "Medium" font.\nGive that a go - good luck
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Bigger on what?   If you are using Internet Explorer, and wish to make the text larger before printing, just go to the VIEW menu and pick TEXT SIZE.   From that, try different sizes.   If the text size does not change, then go to the TOOLS menu and pick Internet Options.  Click on the Accessibility button and click on the checkmark that says IGNOR FONT SIZES. \n\nIf you mean the size of text on a Word Document, simply go to the EDIT menu and pick SELECT ALL.   At this point, you should see the text larger.   Go to the Font Size section, and pick a larger font.    18 Point type would be the size that people use that's called LARGE PRINT. \n\nGood luck
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Add font-size icon to toolbar and use it
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get it altered in your control panel ..but meantime press crtl and scrol;l your mouse ..will make it bigger
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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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Go to the top of your screen and click on view, click on text size and then click on larger.
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If you're using IE as your internet browser go to VIEW, TEXT SIZE, and select the next smaller text size.   \n\nRefresh your page and you should be good to go.\n\nIf that does not do the trick then it would be that your font size is off on your computer.   There are two places you can fix this.\n\nRight Mouse on your desktop and go to Properties. Go into Appearances and make your font size one or two sizes smaller (if you're using XP you need to go into Advanced on the Appearances tab). \n\nThe last thing to check would be in your Settings area (also right mouse, properties) is your DPI setting.  If the setting is at Large, change it back to normal.\n\nHope this fixes your problems.
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For Windows XP Prof (for icons)\nRight click on right side of Start(not on Start)----go to properties----select Start Menu from the top tab---select customize---select large icons.\nFor fonts:\nRight click mouse on desktop---go to properties--click apperance tab---select font size\n\nFor win 98, it's similar
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If you have a mouse with a wheel in the middle, you can usually enlarge text by holding down the CTRL key and turning the wheel, but that only affects your reading of it. To enlarge what your reader will see, you need to select the text and choose a larger font size. There's usually a tool bar that includes your font and font size.
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Hi,\n\nMany of us face the similar situation. I have a solution for this...\n\n--1. Change your resolution to 1024x768, from the Display properties.\n\n--2. In the same window, find a button called 'Advanced' (below 'Color Quality' box). Click it.\n\n--3. In the 'Advanced' window, there is a portion of 'DPI Setting', and a drop down box below to it.\n\n--4. The default setting is 'Normal size (96 DPI)'.\n\n--5. Change it to 'Large Size (120 DPI)', and click 'Apply', then click OK.\n\n--6. You need to restart your computer after that, and see, how are the fonts looking. Whether it is suiting your eyes or not.\n\n--7. If you want bigger fonts, then, click 'Custom Setting' (below 'Large Size'), and enter bigger percentage.\n\n\nI hope, it helps for your eyes. All the very best.\n\n:-)