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Changing screen resolution

Changing text size

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Changing your monitor's resolution to 1024 by 768

Just 5 clicks of your mouse and you're done ...

1. Go to your desktop. It's the screen with all your icons on it.

2. Right click on a blank section of your desktop screen. A small window will come up.

3. Left click on "Properties". A "Display Properties" window will come up.

4. Click "Settings" on the top far right of the "Display Properties" window.

5. On the bottom right of the window (screen area) you will probably see 800 by 600 or 640 by 480 pixels

6. Slide the slider to the right till it displays 1024 by 768 pixels.

7. Click "Apply" then click "OK".

A "Display Properties" window will come up.

8. Click "OK"
Your screen will go black. Don't freak out.
In a few seconds, it will return but everything will be smaller.

9. You will be prompted to save current settings. Click "Yes"

Everything will now seem much smaller. Don't worry. You will get used to it
and wonder how you ever lived within the confines of 800 by 600 pixels.

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Changing your text size

Now that you have your screen settings set for 1024x768 you may feel the text size is a little smaller than you’d like. NO PROBLEM! Follow these simple instructions to adjust the text size to your liking:

Internet Explorer:

Select “View” from the command line at the top of the screen. Then select “Text Size” from the drop down menu. You can choose among five different text sizes – smallest to largest. Try them all and see which one you like best!

Netscape Navigator:

Select “View” from the command line at the top of the screen. Then select either “increase font” or “decrease font” until you find one you like.