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When I got online today, suddenly this site is displaying a shrunken version of the screen. It is roughly one third the size of the normal screen.
Any clue as to why this is happening? Is anyone else seeing the same thing? Any ideas on how to resolve the problem?
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Not currently
But it happens from time to time. I just hold the cntrl button down and press the + key repeatedly until it gets back to size. It'll be fine for months on end and then do it again.
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Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ich bin ein femininer Mann
MS Windows Hell
"If" one is using MS Windows go to the little three lines on the upper right hand side of the screen. This is "open application" link. There will be a column of links open up on the right hand side of the screen. Scroll down about three froths of the column and you will find a listing named zoom. Click on the plus to make your screen bigger or the the minus to make it smaller, or the diagonal arrow to change to full screen automatically.
If one is NOT using MS Hell, you're on your own as I'm not familiar with Apple or any of the other OS programs
Hugs D. Eden
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
Actually……..
I am using an Apple, and the solution was fairly simple. I just cleared my cache and re-opened the site; that solved the problem.
D. Eden
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Actually - ctrl '+', ctrl '-
Actually - ctrl '+', ctrl '-' and ctrl '0' (as in zero) are universal for at least common browsers on Windows and Linux. On Mac that should be probably cmd - '+'
(meaning of those key combinations is 'zoom in', 'zoom out' and 'reset zoom to 100%').
Or you can do the same by holding ctrl and turning mouse wheel.