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How to change display settings for my gmail? Now too small.

robertharrell
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Using IE8 for access to my Gmail, it displays in a larger, more readable way than when I access thru Firefox, where it is much smaller. How do I change the way this and other websites display

Using IE8 for access to my Gmail, it displays in a larger, more readable way than when I access thru Firefox, where it is much smaller. How do I change the way this and other websites display

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You may want to try Firefox's zoom feature. How do I use Zoom? | How to | Firefox Help

When you use the mouse wheel, you can adjust in smaller steps than if you use the Ctrl++/Ctrl+- method.

Does it help?

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jscher2000
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You may want to try Firefox's zoom feature. How do I use Zoom? | How to | Firefox Help

When you use the mouse wheel, you can adjust in smaller steps than if you use the Ctrl++/Ctrl+- method.

Does it help?

You may want to try Firefox's zoom feature. [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/how-do-i-use-zoom How do I use Zoom? | How to | Firefox Help] When you use the mouse wheel, you can adjust in smaller steps than if you use the Ctrl++/Ctrl+- method. Does it help?
robertharrell
robertharrell
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Question owner

Yes. That was helpful. It lead me to install NoSquint.

Thank you

Yes. That was helpful. It lead me to install NoSquint. Thank you
robertharrell
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I do not have a mouse (just touch pad). Don't understand "Ctrl++". What do you mean and exactly how do I do that?

Thanks

I do not have a mouse (just touch pad). Don't understand "Ctrl++". What do you mean and exactly how do I do that? Thanks
jscher2000
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To zoom the page larger, you normally hold the Ctrl key and tap the + key on the numeric keypad.

If you have a laptop, there isn't a real numeric keypad, but you should find a set of extra numbers printed over the middle of your keyboard. This is the embedded number pad, and you should find both a + and a - key.

To use these keys, you usually have to hold the Fn key (or similar), so it is Ctrl+Fn++ to zoom larger, and Ctrl+Fn+- to zoom smaller.

Hope that helps clear it up.

Edit: Actually, the hyphen/underline key and the +/= key might also work, with no Fn key needed.

To zoom the page larger, you normally hold the Ctrl key and tap the + key on the numeric keypad. If you have a laptop, there isn't a real numeric keypad, but you should find a set of extra numbers printed over the middle of your keyboard. This is the embedded number pad, and you should find both a + and a - key. To use these keys, you usually have to hold the Fn key (or similar), so it is Ctrl+Fn++ to zoom larger, and Ctrl+Fn+- to zoom smaller. Hope that helps clear it up. Edit: Actually, the hyphen/underline key and the +/= key might also work, with no Fn key needed.

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robertharrell
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Now I understand. Thanks for clearing that up.

Now I understand. Thanks for clearing that up.