Reader Gina e-mailed Of Zen and Computing yesterday, noting that she found the text on this site too small, and a little difficult to read. Many web designers have a penchant for small type, resulting in tiny text appearing across much of the Web. This doesn’t have to stop you from reading, however — most web browsers give you the power to enlarge or reduce the size of text. In most cases, clicking on “View” (which appears after “File” and “Edit”) will show you a menu containing options for text size adjustment.
Make Text Bigger in Mozilla Firefox
Click “View”, move the mouse over “Text Size”, and select either “Increase” or “Decrease”.
Make Text Bigger in Internet Explorer
Click “View”, move the mouse over “Text Size”, and then select a new size from the list that appears.
Make Text Bigger in Safari
Click “View”, then click on “Make Text Bigger” or “Make Text Smaller”.
Make Text Bigger in Opera
Click on “View”, click on “Zoom”, and then adjust the text size.
Make Text Bigger in Camino
Click on “View”, then click on “Make Text Bigger” or “Make Text Smaller”.
