Hi:
My parents have Windows XP Home edition.
I am running Windows Vista Home Premium edition.
According to some information I have found in books and on-line,
a person can change the size of the fonts on web pages that they
are viewing, if they have a mouse with a built-in scroll-wheel.

Can this be done if you do not have a mouse with the scroll-wheel ?
i.e., you just have a regular 2-button mouse.
If so, please provide the details.
Thank you.

DaleB

Dale wrote:
> Hi:
> My parents have Windows XP Home edition.
> I am running Windows Vista Home Premium edition.
> According to some information I have found in books and on-line,
> a person can change the size of the fonts on web pages that they
> are viewing, if they have a mouse with a built-in scroll-wheel.
>
> Can this be done if you do not have a mouse with the scroll-wheel?
> i.e., you just have a regular 2-button mouse.
> If so, please provide the details.
> Thank you.
>
> DaleB

Click View, Text Size, Largest.

--
Joe =o)

Its possible to override the webpage font size with two button mouse.
Do this for internet explorer 6
1) Open internet explorer - click tools-internet options-Accessibility - put
a check in Ignore font sizes specified in webpages.- click ok twice.

2) Then click view in main toolbar - textsize - Choose larger or largest.

in internet explorer 7
Press and hold down the CTRL key then press - key to decrease font size + to
increase font size .This also applies to opera,Mozilla firefox and seamonkey
"Dale" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E6288975-A200-4154-9E3E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi:
> My parents have Windows XP Home edition.
> I am running Windows Vista Home Premium edition.
> According to some information I have found in books and on-line,
> a person can change the size of the fonts on web pages that they
> are viewing, if they have a mouse with a built-in scroll-wheel.
>
> Can this be done if you do not have a mouse with the scroll-wheel ?
> i.e., you just have a regular 2-button mouse.
> If so, please provide the details.
> Thank you.
>
> DaleB
>

Thank you..I'll try it.

"Elmo" wrote:

> Dale wrote:
> > Hi:
> > My parents have Windows XP Home edition.
> > I am running Windows Vista Home Premium edition.
> > According to some information I have found in books and on-line,
> > a person can change the size of the fonts on web pages that they
> > are viewing, if they have a mouse with a built-in scroll-wheel.
> >
> > Can this be done if you do not have a mouse with the scroll-wheel?
> > i.e., you just have a regular 2-button mouse.
> > If so, please provide the details.
> > Thank you.
> >
> > DaleB
>
> Click View, Text Size, Largest.
>
> --
> Joe =o)
>

Thank you..I'll give it a shot ! ;-)

DaleB

"windmap" wrote:

> Its possible to override the webpage font size with two button mouse.
> Do this for internet explorer 6
> 1) Open internet explorer - click tools-internet options-Accessibility - put
> a check in Ignore font sizes specified in webpages.- click ok twice.
>
> 2) Then click view in main toolbar - textsize - Choose larger or largest.
>
> in internet explorer 7
> Press and hold down the CTRL key then press - key to decrease font size + to
> increase font size .This also applies to opera,Mozilla firefox and seamonkey
> "Dale" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:E6288975-A200-4154-9E3E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi:
> > My parents have Windows XP Home edition.
> > I am running Windows Vista Home Premium edition.
> > According to some information I have found in books and on-line,
> > a person can change the size of the fonts on web pages that they
> > are viewing, if they have a mouse with a built-in scroll-wheel.
> >
> > Can this be done if you do not have a mouse with the scroll-wheel ?
> > i.e., you just have a regular 2-button mouse.
> > If so, please provide the details.
> > Thank you.
> >
> > DaleB
> >
>
>
>