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How to Enkarge Text in Windows Vista

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Windows Vista Tutorial - Make the text on your screen larger or smaller.

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Windows Vista Tutorial - Make the text on your screen larger or smaller.

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How to Enkarge Text in Windows Vista

If you like to work at high screen resolution but find yourself straining to read the text, you can adjust the screen font size. To get to the adjust font size command, right click the desktop and choose personalize from the shortcut menu. In the left pane, select adjust font size. You can now either select the default larger font scale or click on custom DPI to set a scaling factor to any position you like. To change scaling factor, you can drag any part of the ruler. Select the value in the scale to this percentage of normal size list box or type directly into the box selecting OK when you're done will require a reboot of the operating system. I hope you enjoy today’s help desk. If you have any comments or suggestions, please email them to Feedback at remotesupportdesk.ca. Thanks for watching.

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If you like to work at high screen resolution but find yourself straining to read the text, you can adjust the screen font size. To get to the adjust font size command, right click the desktop and choose personalize from the shortcut menu. In the left pane, select adjust font size.

You can now either select the default larger font scale or click on custom DPI to set a scaling factor to any position you like. To change scaling factor, you can drag any part of the ruler. Select the value in the scale to this percentage of normal size list box or type directly into the box selecting OK when you're done will require a reboot of the operating system.

I hope you enjoy today’s help desk. If you have any comments or suggestions, please email them to Feedback at remotesupportdesk.ca. Thanks for watching.

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