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ms
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      13th Mar 2007
To view a document, I went to Control Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and
changed to Large Fonts.

I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for this
extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to take effect,
but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the screen that I can't
see. Restart does not change it.

So I can't change back the usual way.

Is there a registry key I can change, or some other way to change fonts?

ms
 
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      13th Mar 2007
ms wrote:
> To view a document, I went to Control Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and
> changed to Large Fonts.
>
> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for this
> extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to take effect,
> but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the screen that I can't
> see. Restart does not change it.


I've seen this before too. Couple of things you can try:

- drag that window as high as possible (probably won't do it alone)

- put your cursor at the top edge of the lower menu bar (of the desktop)
until the double arrow appears and then left-click and drag it down till
it closes. That may give you just enough room to get to the elusive buttons.

- restore the lower menu bar by placing the cursor at the bottom of the
screen (double arrow), left-click and drag up.
 
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      14th Mar 2007
With the focus in that window, hold down the Alt key and press the
spacebar. A small box should pop up in the top left corenr containing the
options Move and Close. Select Move. Your cursore will become a pair of
crossed arrows. Use your cursor keys to move the window until you can see
the part you need. Press enter.


ms <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> To view a document, I went to Control Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and
> changed to Large Fonts.


> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for this
> extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to take effect,
> but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the screen that I can't
> see. Restart does not change it.


> So I can't change back the usual way.


> Is there a registry key I can change, or some other way to change fonts?


> ms


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      14th Mar 2007
Sid Knee <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> ms wrote:
>> To view a document, I went to Control
>> Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and changed to Large Fonts.
>>
>> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for
>> this extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to
>> take effect, but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the
>> screen that I can't see. Restart does not change it.

>
> I've seen this before too. Couple of things you can try:
>
> - drag that window as high as possible (probably won't do it alone)
>

No, it does not move by itself, can't get to top or bottom to drag it.

> - put your cursor at the top edge of the lower menu bar (of the
> desktop) until the double arrow appears and then left-click and drag
> it down till it closes. That may give you just enough room to get to
> the elusive buttons.
>

No, it does not give enough room still to see the bottom of the screen.

> - restore the lower menu bar by placing the cursor at the bottom of
> the screen (double arrow), left-click and drag up.
>


Thanks anyway

ms
 
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      14th Mar 2007
Gary Smith <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> With the focus in that window, hold down the Alt key and press the
> spacebar. A small box should pop up in the top left corenr containing
> the options Move and Close.


Yes, and in parts of the screen it even said Size, but saw no effect.

Select Move. Your cursore will become a
> pair of crossed arrows. Use your cursor keys to move the window until
> you can see the part you need. Press enter.
>

Yes, actually selecting M worked best, I could move the screen up to the
very top border, but that still does not expose the bottom buttons.

I have a 17" display, didn't think this would be an issue.

Is there any other method? Seems like registry would effect this?

ms
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> ms <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> To view a document, I went to Control
>> Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and changed to Large Fonts.

>
>> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for
>> this extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to
>> take effect, but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the
>> screen that I can't see. Restart does not change it.

>
>> So I can't change back the usual way.

>
>> Is there a registry key I can change, or some other way to change
>> fonts?

>
>> ms

>


 
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      14th Mar 2007
quoting:
> >> To view a document, I went to Control
> >> Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced, and changed to Large Fonts.

> >
> >> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for
> >> this extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to
> >> take effect, but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the
> >> screen that I can't see. Restart does not change it.

> >
> >> So I can't change back the usual way.

> >
> >> Is there a registry key I can change, or some other way to change
> >> fonts?

> >



Temporarily increase monitor resolution.


 
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      14th Mar 2007
ms <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:(E-Mail Removed):

> To view a document, I went to Control Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced,
> and changed to Large Fonts.
>
> I want to change back, selected Small Fonts, but the grey screen for
> this extends beyond the bottom of my display. I selected restart to
> take effect, but there must be a Apply button at the bottom of the
> screen that I can't see. Restart does not change it.
>
> So I can't change back the usual way.
>
> Is there a registry key I can change, or some other way to change
> fonts?
>
> ms
>


Thanks to all. Resizing the screen resolution did it, back to small fonts.

ms
 
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