Difficulty opening email

P

Phyllis

A pretty dumb question but I'm stumped. I am using Vista. My Windows mail
screen opens normally but when I double click to open a message, that screen
opens with only half the message visible with the rest offscreen to the left.
Unable to drag screen to the right. Readable if I maximize message. Can
anyone help?
 
S

slk759

Have you set any display options to increase text size by any chance (in
Vista overall)?
 
J

jhall

Phyllis said:
A pretty dumb question but I'm stumped. I am using Vista. My Windows mail
screen opens normally but when I double click to open a message, that screen
opens with only half the message visible with the rest offscreen to the left.
Unable to drag screen to the right. Readable if I maximize message. Can
anyone help?
Click to expand...
 
J

jhall

Phyllis said:
A pretty dumb question but I'm stumped. I am using Vista. My Windows mail
screen opens normally but when I double click to open a message, that screen
opens with only half the message visible with the rest offscreen to the left.
Unable to drag screen to the right. Readable if I maximize message. Can
anyone help?
Click to expand...
 
J

jhall

Phyllis said:
A pretty dumb question but I'm stumped. I am using Vista. My Windows mail
screen opens normally but when I double click to open a message, that screen
opens with only half the message visible with the rest offscreen to the left.
Unable to drag screen to the right. Readable if I maximize message. Can
anyone help?
Click to expand...
 

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