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| windows reonfigured itself I'm running Windows XP, and using Firefox and Gmail. Turned on the computer a couple of days ago, and found that for some reason the Gmail page had blown up to an abnormal type-size in screen appearance. If I cut back that apparent size by using Firefoxs Tools typeface option, then Gmail looked sort of ok again, but everything else, including all browser pages, shrank to very small proportions, at least half the size needed for normal usage. It seems that to scale down Gmail to an acceptable font-size again, I must scale every other internat application down to an unusable leve. I haven't done anything to make this change this way -- is there a way I can get Gmail down again to normal size but maintain functionality elsewhere? I've looked at every Gmail setting I can, but nothing seems to apply for this. thanks |
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| Re: windows reonfigured itself On 11/20/2009 3:07 PM On a whim, anthony pounded out on the keyboard > I'm running Windows XP, and using Firefox and Gmail. > Turned on the computer a couple of days ago, and found that for some > reason the Gmail page had blown up to an abnormal type-size in screen > appearance. If I cut back that apparent size by using Firefoxs Tools > typeface option, then Gmail looked sort of ok again, but everything > else, including all browser pages, shrank to very small proportions, > at least half the size needed for normal usage. > It seems that to scale down Gmail to an acceptable font-size again, I > must scale every other internat application down to an unusable leve. > I haven't done anything to make this change this way -- is there a way > I can get Gmail down again to normal size but maintain functionality > elsewhere? I've looked at every Gmail setting I can, but nothing seems > to apply for this. > thanks Hi Anthony, So Ctrl+ or Ctrl- doesn't make them all the same? Terry R. -- Anti-spam measures are included in my email address. Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply. |
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