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Old 11-08-2010, 07:45 PM #7
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Originally Posted by NurseNancy View Post
hi peg,

i tried reading your post but my eyes are having trouble with the small type.
could you try enlarging it a bit?

looking forward to answering you more.
I wrote this to Erin but it would work for you too. I find it quite helpful...no matter where I go, I read with my set fonts and size......

I have my pc set on my own font in it's own size. Just go to you tools then options, then accessibility and Hit the 2 buttons that say "ignore all fonts and sizes then go to fonts and set your own fonts and sizes.

That way, no matter what website or person typing will not change the font or size you've set
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