Help please! Why is my font on everything so large??
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Make sure that your text size under the view tab is not set to large.
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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.
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If you want more fonts, you will need to install them. \n\nStart -> Control Panel -> (Classic view) Fonts -> File -> Install New Font...\n\nThat's it!
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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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VIEW and TEXT SIZE option only changes the font size on the browser.\n\nIf you want a bigger menu then you need to go to Control Panel and then click on Display. In the Diplay there is an Appearance tab. You can make the appearance of the windows bigger by clicking on each part of the window, like the menu, font, etc and you can configure the size below it.\n\nTry playing around with it til you get it to how you like 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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Seems like you have either a problem with your resolution and font size to be used on screen. Right click on the desktop and goto display properties. In there you can make the necessary changes.
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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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I have one to and it did the same and deleted my fonts! This is what I did:\n\nI went to this site http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Nav?h_pagetype=s-006&h_lang=en&h_cc=us&h_product=12085&h_client=S-A-R163-2&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&cc=us and selected my printer and chated with the representitive (not voice chat) and they fixed it and gave me my fonts back plus 100 more! I have almost every font known to man in the english language!!!
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Redo it.    When you take a graphic that has text on it, and shrink it down in size, the fonts will really take a beating.   If it is easy to clear out the text and add text back in, you would be all set. \n\nOr, get the original graphics again, clear out the text; then resize and put the text back on it. \n\nI have had the best success with Paint Shop Pro for web work.   For print media, I would use Adobe Photo Shop. \n\nGood luck
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You might have I.E. setup wrong.  Two ways to change, either from "View", "Text Size".  Or, hold the ctrl key down and roll your mouse wheel.
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maybe try to lower the font size.. this might help .. click view and then text size and decrease (mozilla)
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first, try restarting your computer, after restart if the letters that are too large are on everything on your computer then its possible that you have accidently enabled your sticky keys, go into your control panel and open accesibility, disable all of those funtions. if this does not fix the problem then you need to change the display settings by right clickin on your desktop and going to properties, when the new window opens goto settings tab and you will see a slide rule to change the size of your screen, be aware sometimes a monitor cant support the settings you apply, if it cant, and the screen goes funky, dont touch anything, if you havent accepted the new setting within 10 seconds windows will revert back to previous settings.
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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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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:-)
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ya\ntheres key combo for that\nmy baby found it i know what yer goin through\ni just resarted the browser and it was al normal\n\nHow to change the text size in Operas toolbars and menus\n\nPlatform: All platforms\n\nTo change toolbar text size:\n\n   1. Go to Prefences... > Fonts\n   2. Select "Interface toolbars" and click "Choose"\n   3. Choose another font than "(Default)" (it can be the same font just without the "(Default)" prefix, you'll find it in the listing) and choose the size you prefer\n   4. Click "OK" and close the Preferences... menu\n\nTo change menu text size\n\n   1. Go to Prefences... > Fonts\n   2. Select "Interface menus" and click "Choose"\n   3. Choose another font than "(Default)" (it can be the same font just without the "(Default)" prefix, you'll find it in the listing) and choose the size you prefer\n   4. Click "OK" and close the Preferences... menu
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Fonts are serious memory hogs.  That's why they can slow up your system.