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Old 12-02-2008, 10:17 PM #2
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A good screen magnifier, found this through the MyMsMyWay page.
http://magnifier.sourceforge.net/#download
It is a tray icon that you click on, a window opens that follows the mouse. You can set the amount of magnification you want. Clicking on the screen turns it off.
Isn't it easier to hit Control and the Plus sign?? Then you keep hitting it, and the screen gets bigger and bigger.

This is the best thing someone on this forum ever told me.

Because sometimes, when I'm at a website and the print on the screen is teeny tiny, I just do the control and the plus sign and BAM, it's all nice and big.

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