suddenly the text on all the webpages that I visit is much bigger then usual.  Is there a reason for this?
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from the menu, choose view/text-size
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Your browser text size might have been changed.\nGo to View>Text Size and click on medium.
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it looks a bit strange in Opera browser, the "Recently Viewed Items" overlap the code box and the register/login links, but otherwise looks fine.
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Wow! That's a lot of space. Normally, in Internet Explorer, the normal amount is 250MB. You can change this by:\n\n1) Press Alt + T, THEN O\n2) Under Browsing History, click Settings\n3) Change amount of disk space to use to 250MB
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If you are using Windows XP and IE6.x then there are 2 things you can try to fix this problem:\n\n(a) Open Internet Explorer and goto the View-->Text Size menu. You will see a selection of text sizes you can choose.  Select the size that best suits you reading needs.  If this doesn't work then also try....\n\n(b) Click on the Windows "Start" button and select "Control Panel". Open the "Display" utility by double clicking on it. Select the display "Settings" tab and set you monitor resolution to "1024 x 768" and 32-bit color. You can also try a lower resolution which will make the text size larger.\n\nIf you have an older version of Windows there will be a similar sequence you can use to fix the problem.\n\nFor more helpful tips and hints on fixing Windows PC problems, visit the resources listed.
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the site takes up a lot of memory
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Most likely you're thinking of your browser cache.  It does this so that whenever you go to a web page, if you've looked at it recently, it doesn't have to completely reload everything.  Basically, think of it like short-term memory - rather than having it learn everything continually, it stores a little bit in a regulated amount of space, and then when it's full, it discards the old stuff.
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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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you prob accidentially changed your text size\n\nin IE...\n\nview - text size - i like medium
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This is not really a problem but happens by design. About the only way to stop this is by designing your page to fit with an 800x600 pixel screen.\n\nMake the content area of your page (usually a <div>..</div> area if done properly) so it is around 780 pixels wide. Never use the full 800 as you have to allow for scrollbars.\n\nThe best way of doing this is to make an outer containing div area with <div style="text-align:center"> then within that make another with <div style="margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; width:780px"> (this will give you a static 780pixel wide area that will always be centered in the screen so none of the text or text areas will ever resize.\n\nThe cons of this effect are that on anything above 1024x768 your site will look like a bamboo pole in the middle of a crazy amount of padding space. You only have 780pixels of space to play with across the screen no matter what resolution is used. If viewed in a window anything less than 800 pixels wide you will get horizontal scroll bars.\n\nA suggestion, Look for 'fluid layout' in google (or your fav search engine) and dont worry about the site looking exactly the same to ALL users as it will never happen.
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Maybe the file's too big? Or your computer might also have viruses or something.
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Go to "view" at the top of your browser then choose your text size.
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If your use'n Microsoft internet explorer to browse:\n\ngo to view, choose text size, and adjust accordingly
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Are you using AOL or another browser?  I just fixed mine that was doing the exact same thing and it was due to compressed graphics.
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in internet explorer go to VIEW > TEXT SIZE and adjust it to medium.\n\nyou can also do this if your mouse has a center wheel. hold down CTRL and roll the wheel forward and back to see the text zoom in and out. this doesn't work on all sites. that's because the webmaster used pixel and point sizes in the source code. they should have used EM measurements or percentages.\n\nthe page you are reading now uses EM measurements so try what i showed you above
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Sometime websites will (either by accident or by design)\nhave an insane amount of stuff going on with Javascript.\nYou might try turning off javascript before visiting\nthose pages to see if that doesn't relieve the problem.\n\nThe "catch" to doing this is that if you leave it off,\nsometimes you'll visit pages where *useful* things\naren't functional because they depend on it.
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Click view at the top of the internet explorer browser window then click text size then reduce it to a normal size.  does that help?