Enlarging Tool Buttons etc @ Top - The Byzantine Forum

You are not logged in. [Log In] www.byzcath.org » Forums » General Discussions » Geek Hall » Enlarging Tool Buttons etc @ Top

Newest Members

Vinolentus, RusOrthCath, Cavaradossi, Roman Interloper, ftbond, NitaMacdonald1930, SOL, etomaria, Kostyantyn, Benny, Ivanov325, DocH, andria, Joe Smith, CanuckK8
4466 Registered Users

Who's Online

14 registered (Athanasius The L, HandmaidenByzC, babochka, StuartK, Jason XIII, akemner, Carson Daniel, Anthony, Peter J, Samn, Pavloosh, 3 invisible), 209 Guests and 2 Spiders online.

Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod

Latest Photos

Hierarchial Divine Liturgy at Holy Trinity Cathedral OCA SF

Easter Sunday - Pascha - Velik Den- St. Michael's, Binghamton,NY

Forum Stats

4466 Members
26 Forums
30161 Topics
373765 Posts

Max Online: 1087 @ 07/16/07 01:09 PM

Topic Options

#340595 - 01/03/10 05:29 PM Enlarging Tool Buttons etc @ Top
Jakub. Member Registered: 10/15/02 Posts: 4199 Loc: Palmdale, California	I'm using my daughters spare laptop running Vista, how do I enlarge the buttons file edit view etc...? Deb's vision is bad and I'm getting...to need some slightly larger assistance myself, page viewing has no problems, it's the header stuff... James
Top

#340610 - 01/03/10 09:51 PM Re: Enlarging Tool Buttons etc @ Top [Re: Jakub.]
Administrator John Member Registered: 11/02/01 Posts: 5900 Loc: Virginia	The Forum software does not support resizing. The only way you can accomplish it is to adjust your display ("screen resolution") to a smaller number. A smaller size (like "800 x 600") will usually give you larger images on your display. I don't have Vista at home but in XP you can right click on the screen to get into the display settings (or go into the Control Panel).
Top

Previous Topic

Index

Next Topic

Moderator: Administrator, Father Anthony

The Byzantine Forum provides message boards for discussions focusing on Eastern Christianity (though discussions of other topics are welcome). The views expressed herein are those of the participants and may or may not reflect the teachings of the Byzantine Catholic or any other Church. The Byzantine Forum and the www.byzcath.org site exist to help build up the Church but are unofficial, have no connection with any Church entity, and should not be looked to as a source for official information for any Church. Contents copyright - 1996-2012. All rights reserved.