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Vista "turns" off kill switch
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... wrote: On Thu, 6 Dec 2007 17:41:08 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote: I don't know which one it is off the top of my head, but most of them can be figured out. Any settings you change will become BOLD, so they are easy to find again if you decide you chose the wrong setting and want to change it. WOW! Thanks. I need to go back and study it for a while but I suspect the solution to my complaint is there. Eisboch If that doesn't work out, you can always just buy a bigger monitor! LOL OR you can go into the OS appearance/settings and make a subtle change or two that will resolve the problem on a permanent basis. I've played with that. The problem is that the OS setting is perfect for all other programs, including Internet Explorer if I happen to open it. If I change it to increase the text size of Firefox, it also affects the display of all other programs, making them too big. The Firefox default text size setting is smaller than that of IE or other programs, at least that's the case on both of my laptops. You can increase it but the new setting is active only for the current session. When you close Firefox and then re-open, the text size defaults back to the smaller size. It's more of an annoyance on this HP computer due to the "widescreen" display. I haven't found the text size setting option yet in about:config but it must be there somewhere. Eisboch What if you go into firefox options, go to the Content selector and click on it. When it opens, about halfway down, you should see a select box for default font and one for size. That seems to allow you to set and hold font sizes. I just tried it on Firefox 2.0.0.11 and it works. Have you tried that? |
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