Just got a HP laptop w/XP Home. When viewing some things
like Help the words and letters are huge. I've selected
*Smaller* and the advanced setting in the display is set
at 96 Normal, so lots of things are very small, but other
things are very large. Anyone one seen this problem?
Appreciate your help

On Thu, 1 Jan 2004 19:40:24 -0800, rexv wrote:

> Just got a HP laptop w/XP Home. When viewing some things
> like Help the words and letters are huge. I've selected
> *Smaller* and the advanced setting in the display is set
> at 96 Normal, so lots of things are very small, but other
> things are very large. Anyone one seen this problem?
> Appreciate your help

For Help and Support: Click on Options in the toolbar. Select "Change Help
and Support Options" in the left column. Select font size in the section on
the right. Default setting: Normal

Internet Explorer: View> Font Size> Normal

If fonts are still too large, check settings in individual programs. Check
settings in Control Panel> Accessibility Options.
--
Sharon F
MS MVP - Windows XP Shell/User

Thanks for your help! We're all fixed up now. It's so nice
that there are good people willing to help others on these
MS newsgroups. I appreciate your being one of them.

>-----Original Message-----
>On Thu, 1 Jan 2004 19:40:24 -0800, rexv wrote:
>
>> Just got a HP laptop w/XP Home. When viewing some
things
>> like Help the words and letters are huge. I've selected
>> *Smaller* and the advanced setting in the display is
set
>> at 96 Normal, so lots of things are very small, but
other
>> things are very large. Anyone one seen this problem?
>> Appreciate your help
>
>For Help and Support: Click on Options in the toolbar.
Select "Change Help
>and Support Options" in the left column. Select font size
in the section on
>the right. Default setting: Normal
>
>Internet Explorer: View> Font Size> Normal
>
>If fonts are still too large, check settings in
individual programs. Check
>settings in Control Panel> Accessibility Options.
>--
>Sharon F
>MS MVP - Windows XP Shell/User
>.
>