Easy On Your Eyes - Web Viewing Tip

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Websites often utilize small fonts to maximize "layout" and space usage.  The small font format can run at cross purposes with customers and clients who would prefer larger print.  If you find this frustrating, there is a solution.

Do you know
that most of the newer (updated) browsers allow you to adjust font size on websites to suit your preferences? 

For example, in Mozilla and Explorer (steps may vary depending upon your browser and/or version) just go to the menu bar at the top of the screen and click on "View"; from the dropdown select increase or decrease as you wish.

Check your email program for similar solutions.

6/2/08 update...a SewThankful eNews subscriber wrote to tell me this:

in IE 7, if you look down at the lower right corner, you will see a magnifying glass that will let you magnify a web page from 125% up to 400%. 
Love it

Thanks Karol!!  


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6 Comments

malittlej said:

If you have a mouse with a scroll bar, hold down the CTRL key and rollthe scroll bar back and forward. It will toggle between about 5 different sizes of fonts. This works in many WINDOWS programs.

Tracy Chapman Author Profile Page said:

Great info! Thanks for sharing. :-)

Smiles from New Mexico,

Tracy

EDITHE said:

Tracy, another solution for those who have the numbers keypad: hit "ctrl" and the "plus key" + on the numbers keypad. That will increase the text size on that current screen.

Patty Simmons said:

For those Mac users, just use your View pull-down menu to locate where to increase font size.
Patty
Jefferson City, MO

Tracy Chapman Author Profile Page said:


Great tip!! Thanks for sharing, Patty. Our Mac users will appreciate that tip.

Smiles from New Mexico,

Tracy

Tracy Chapman Author Profile Page said:

Thanks for the tip EDITHE -- the more options people have, the better!

Smiles from New Mexico,

Tracy

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