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Powerful Laptop / Graphics ... Tiny Browser??
John_M_Business
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Hi there
Just got my new laptop and it is the business. Really great. However I have a problem... because the resolution is so high, the windows, particularly browser, look tiny and, after longer-term use, give me a bit of eye strain.
I know the easy way to change the resolution in the Properties menu, but this just reduces the overall sharpness and clarity of the page - fonts look a little furred, and window edges blur.
So, how can I get the best of both worlds... the great resolution with larger windows?? Anyone?
Thanks
Just got my new laptop and it is the business. Really great. However I have a problem... because the resolution is so high, the windows, particularly browser, look tiny and, after longer-term use, give me a bit of eye strain.
I know the easy way to change the resolution in the Properties menu, but this just reduces the overall sharpness and clarity of the page - fonts look a little furred, and window edges blur.
So, how can I get the best of both worlds... the great resolution with larger windows?? Anyone?
Thanks
CarQuake / Ergo Digital
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Within display setting use the apperance page to adjust the size of some items, text size ect you can also adjust loads of other items with the advanced button.
its a shame they no longer include the blind as a bat options of large and extra large schemes that they had on window 2000/98 You could also addjust the text size in internet explorer if that is there you main problem is? in ot view and text size just change it to a larger one.0 -
A useful shortcut, you know how just about all mice come with a middle scroll wheel these days, if you hold down 'Alt Gr' and scroll up/down you can change the font on a webpage quite quickly, so maybe worth checking if your laptop has a 'middle' button thing. On my vaio laptop the edge of the mousepad acts as the scroll wheel on a real mouse.I'm better off without you.0
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right click desktop - properties - settings - advanced - general - DPI settings - select 'large size (120dpi)'
It won't change the size of the windows, but at least you'll be able to read them0 -
Already got it on large DPI, and the font size is problematic, because websites with columns / fixed width start to fall apart at the seams... Thanks for the suggestions... any others??CarQuake / Ergo Digital0
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Internet Explorer, View, Text Size, LARGEST!
Does the same as holding Alt key and scrolling mouse middle button, but you may not have a middle button.0 -
I've already 'bounced' this one. It just makes most websites look silly!!
I need to find a way to make the WHOLE thing bigger - text, images, layout etc. without compromising the quality.CarQuake / Ergo Digital0
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