why is font on web page so small?
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I have encountered this problem a couple times. If you have an explorer mouse(one with a scroll wheel on it) if you hold down the control(ctrl) key and scroll the wheel up and down it'll change the size of the font on the page. Crtl + up with the wheel will make the text larger and Ctrl + down with the wheel will make the text smaller. You can also use the view >text size option as well.
252321
Depends on the size of font you have selected.
602035
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.
857302
If this is an excel file, go to the page set-up it has an adjust to: %, if this is say at 45% then the text/numbers will come out very small. Adjust it to a higher number to get it the text/numbers to come out larger.
5802
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.
871457
If it just the Internet try Pushing Veiw, Text Size, Take it to MED or Smaller if needed....On the IE Page
131769
Try to avoid using <font> </font> tags as much as possible as it has been dropped from the specifications for modern html.\nIn todays coding we specify font sizes through css.\n\nThere are a couple of methods of doing this.\nThe first involves giving a generic size to the entire page:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{font-size:80%}\n</style>\n\nThis method works fine except with some tags you start to get errors. Such as tables in some browsers. The normal text outside the tables will be the new size, the text inside tables is the standard. This only happens with some browsers so if we try and fix this we end up specifying both for the body and table tags. This then has the problem of the browsers that the sizes were correct in, now have the effect applied twice (nightmare)\n\nThe best way of doing it in this case is to use:\n<style type="text/css">\np{font-size:80%}\n</style>\n\nThis makes everything in paragraphs resized whether the paragraph is in tables or divs or whatever. Much cleaner.\n\nSometimes you will want to put text in without using a paragraph (lists and such). In this case you just add that to the declaration:\n<style type="text/css">\np ul{font-size:80%}"\n</style>\n\nIt actually works out alot easier at the end of the day to use this format as you can control the site without having to put different code on every line.
78079
Reduce the font that the page is displayed in. Assuming you are using Internet Explorer, do this way... menu VIEW / TEXT SIZE / MEDIUM or any other option that suits you best.
995962
There are multiple ways to make your text different sizes on webpages.  If you're using HTML, you can use heading tags, such as H1 or H2.  For example, H1 is large size bolded text.  H2 is a bit smaller.  H6 would be a lot smaller.  \n\nYou can also use the textsize tag, which doesn't bold it, but rather makes it larger or smaller.  And you can also vary the font name.  Arial is a larger font than say Times Roman.\n\nMore advanced web designers use CSS (cascade style sheets) and Javascript to manipulate text, but HTML works too.
192105
did you try View (upper left menu item), text size, smaller?
974538
Usually at the top under edit, or view there is a "text size" option. In firefox you can press control + (+ on the number keypad on the right). It'd be easier to help if you said what browser you are using. If you use AOL I don't know, it could be in preferences.
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Ok if it is just your internet screen that is big it is probably a problem with the text size being to large. This is a simple problem to fix all you have to do is got to VIEW, then click on TEXT SIZE, and adjust it to what ever size suits your needs.
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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).
1014958
Another thing regarding fonts and web design. Once you have put the font in to Fonts Directory in the Control Panel in windows, your software (in this case Front Page) can recognize it. Another problem is once you have finished your web page and put it on the Internet, only those people will see the font who have it installed in their systems. If i do not have that font i will not see your page as you see it, instead of fancy font i will see the plain text. So using third party fonts while creating your web page is not very good idea, you better use the default fonts that came with your OS.
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Is it just the icons, or also the text? To make the text bigger, hold down the "ctrl" key, and move the wheel on your mouse, to adjust the text size. Or, you can go to view at the top of the page, and click on text size, and set it to medium, or larger, whichever way is best for you..To make your icons larger, right click on your toolbar, and select customize.. At the bottom, you will see, where you can change the size of your icons..good luck..
341526
maybe try to lower the font size.. this might help .. click view and then text size and decrease (mozilla)
232274
Must be .5, some have been very hard to see.  Checked out a number of the Google results and none have a required font size listed...