Press Ctrl - scroll your mouse
musanto:
Press Ctrl - scroll your mouse
This has never worked for me - ever. What always works for me is to kill off editor -> in IE, change text size to larger then change back down to smaller *then* restart editor. BUT this is only temporary and during any timeframe you care to mention, editor goes back to 1mm text again. MetaQuotes! just *why* do you not address this???
Press Ctrl - scroll your mouse
This has never worked for me - ever. What always works for me is to kill off editor -> in IE, change text size to larger then change back down to smaller *then* restart editor. BUT this is only temporary and during any timeframe you care to mention, editor goes back to 1mm text again. MetaQuotes! just *why* do you not address this???
It probably depends on your browser. I use Firefox and I can increase or decrease
the font size by
View ->
Textsize -> Increase Ctrl++
Decrease Ctrl+-
So the holding the control key and pressing - at the same time will decrease the font in Firefox.
It will not decrease any graphics though.
But If you use the Opera browser it has a function where the whole screen (text, graphix and all) is dec/increased
at users discretion. Go to:
View ->
Zoom ->
50%
80%
100%
150%
200%
It works very well.
If you use IE I would imagine that there is some default font size setting in IE and its currently set to a small font.
Find it and change it.
Mark.
View ->
Textsize -> Increase Ctrl++
Decrease Ctrl+-
So the holding the control key and pressing - at the same time will decrease the font in Firefox.
It will not decrease any graphics though.
But If you use the Opera browser it has a function where the whole screen (text, graphix and all) is dec/increased
at users discretion. Go to:
View ->
Zoom ->
50%
80%
100%
150%
200%
It works very well.
If you use IE I would imagine that there is some default font size setting in IE and its currently set to a small font.
Find it and change it.
Mark.

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