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How to increase Font Size

Caprice_WebMD_Staff posted:

Hold down the Ctrl key and the plus sign key at the same time. Do this as many times as you need until you get to a font size that works for you.

To reduce the font size, hold down the Ctrl key (lower left on your keyboard) and the plus sign at the same time.

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3 Replies |Report This| Share this:How to increase Font SizeHold down the Ctrl key and the plus sign key at the same time. Do this as many times as you need until you get to a font size that works for you.<br /><br />To reduce the font size, hold down the Ctrl key (lower left on your keyboard) and the plus sign at the same time.

kimber1273 responded:

Caprice, I tried this and everytime I held them down to reduce, it just got larger, so then I tried holding the Ctrl and the dash (or minus) and that worked. I finally got it back to normal. Must be my quirky old computer, LOL

Report This| Share this:How to increase Font SizeCaprice, I tried this and everytime I held them down to reduce, it just got larger, so then I tried holding the Ctrl and the dash (or minus) and that worked. I finally got it back to normal. Must be my quirky old computer, LOL <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

Caprice_WebMD_Staff replied to kimber1273's response:

Well, um, yes. I knew that was it and could have sworn that's what I said but no, I posted EVERYwhere with the wrong instructions on that part. My only excuse is it was very late at night after an unbelievably grueling day. *blush*

Report This| Share this:How to increase Font SizeWell, um, yes. I knew that was it and could have sworn that's what I said but no, I posted EVERYwhere with the wrong instructions on that part. My only excuse is it was very late at night after an unbelievably grueling day. *blush*

Grampa_Bear responded:

If you have a "Wheel Mouse", you can also hold down the Ctrl key and roll your wheel up or down to change the font size as well.

Jim

Report This| Share this:How to increase Font SizeIf you have a "Wheel Mouse", you can also hold down the Ctrl key and roll your wheel up or down to change the font size as well.<br /><br />Jim

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