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Steve Randles:

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Maybe it's just me, but I seem to remember chesters1 saying something about large fonts the other week.

 

Anyway..sometime over Christmas I noticed that the AnglersNet fonts had grown large overnight, and then last night, clicking back in after following a link, I noticed that the fonts on the main forum page had suddenly grown tiny!

I think Elton's been experimenting? Either that, or he had too much Suffolk punch over Christmas.

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Ahhh I see what you mean now...I thought that was just me! I am constanty changing the size of fonts here there and everywhere on different forums to suit my eyesight.

 

Just hold down ctrl, and scroll your mouse wheel up and down (back and forth)

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Steve Randles:

Ahhh I see what you mean now...I thought that was just me! I am constanty changing the size of fonts here there and everywhere on different forums to suit my eyesight.

 

Just hold down ctrl, and scroll your mouse wheel up and down (back and forth)

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Steve - if you use Internet Explorer, you might like the display better if you go into the accessibility settings and set to ignore font sizes and font styles. It puts the typeface to Times New Roman (easier to read) and gives you good size control. I only find a very rare web page written so it won't display well with these settings.

 

I hadn't noticed any of the changes mentioned since I don't think they can over-ride my settings. Things stay looking like I want them.

 

Leave the font colors alone though.

 

[ 06. January 2004, 08:57 PM: Message edited by: Newt ]

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In IE

 

tools~internet options and near the bottom of the screen is a button labeled Accessibility.

 

an-ie1.jpg

 

And when clicked, you get a screen like this and should check/tick the same boxes on yours.

 

an-ie2.jpg

" My choices in life were either to be a piano player in a whore house or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference!" - Harry Truman, 33rd US President

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mine was ok yesterday both colums were the same size font ,when i enquired about the fonts the left hand side (the forum name headings) had smaller fonts than the middle column (the post headings) now its the other way about ,i`v got used to it :D

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