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Old 12-10-2006, 04:55 PM #1
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Exclamation Need directions on how to INCREASE font size on a tiny font message here

Lara tells me that there is no need to increase the default font size (as has been done the past two years at OBT). She says all you have to do is use your Alt button and your wheel.

Well, I don't have a wheel, but I know a wheel CAN'T be necessary if this is true.

So, I use the AOL browser -- Please tell me - how do I increase the viewable font size when I read a message with this kind of miniscule typeface? Then change it back immediately. And back again, as needed. With just a click or two.

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