Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
IE 7 ?
Ernie Miller
>I got a new computer for Christmas and it has IE7 on it I am used to the 6 I'm not much for this tab crap but enough of that I am getting older not acting it. but the eyes are not what they used to be. on IE 6 I could go into the prefferances and change the text to largest and every page I went to the text size would be larger. I can't seem to figure out how to do this in IE7 any one out there know how to do this?
Temporary remedy
Clint Searl, at the base of Haycock Mtn
>Hold down the Ctrl Key and turn the mouse Scroll Wheel. Type will inflate and deflate.
Clint
Re: Temporary remedy
Ernie Miller
>Will it do the entire page or do you have to highlite every thing first?
WOW! Thanks. I didn't know that.
Hank Knight from SC
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Re: Temporary remedy
Ernie Miller
>Thanks that will work easy enough.
If You don't have a scroll wheel
Curt Harms
>like with a laptop, hold the CTRL key and tap + or - as appropriate. Works in FireFox and I presume in I.E.
Curt
Re: If You don't have a scroll wheel
Ernie Miller
>Works fro me I have a wireless mouse for mt lap top
Re: IE 7 ?
Tom Minehan
>Hi Ernie,
Down in the lower right hand corner of my screen I have a little magnifying icon that will change the text size to whatever I want. I can click on the icon itself or the little "down" arrow and get a choice of text size. Every now and then, for some unknown reason, my text size slips to 75% and I have to return it to 100%.
Ernie - I'm With On The Tabs
Howard In Toronto
>But I just right-click in a blank area & click on new window."
I'm much happier with extra windows than this tab stuff.
Howard
Re: Ernie - I'm With On The Tabs
Ralph in Spokane
>Click on "view" , text size on bottom.
Does the whole page...
Ellis Walentine
>...except for text that has been formatted with a style command that will not change the size. There are a few styles that allow resizing and some that don't. You can blame the webmaster for the ones that don't change.
Ellis, running for cover