Most web browsers allow the size of text to be adjusted by the user.

In Microsoft Internet Explorer go to the menu bar and click --> View --> Text Size and increase or decrease the size from there.

Cory 'should' be back home Tuesday or there about.... I do not think he knows this site is up and running...

And as you walk you make your path Kat

Not only that way to enlarge the font but you can also go to:

Programs, accessories, accessibility, magnifier and it will enlarge anything you point at at the top of your monitor :>)

Charlie

 

Kat - I'm looking forward to hearing Cory's comments about the site, especially if he has any concerns about the readability of the text. We'd been playing around with font sizes and colors when I stumbled on the text size menu in Internet Explorer. I imagine Cory has been familiar with that solution for a long time now.

I'm most concerned about the contrast between the text and the background because Cory has mentioned its importance.

Charlie - thanks for another solution. I didn't know about the magnifier (but then I also run Windows ME and even Windows 98 on one or two boxes).

I guess one more solution would be to go to somewhere like Start-->Settings-->Control Panel-->Display Properties (or whatever it's called these days) and fiddle with the resolution there. I'm guessing Cory has messed with Display Properties a time or two, too.

I spoke too soon ....

Talked with Cory earlier this day. He is aware of this site however he had no time to communicate with this site... he should be home Tuesday....

And as you walk you make your path Kat

Where is he?

Hold the Ctrl key down and scroll the mouse wheel. This works with Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox also.

That's cool. Who knew?

(Two POM's in the same week?)