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Question Posted Saturday May 12 2007, 11:29 pm

I hit something on my keyboard to make everything appear smaller. How do I reverse this and make everything regular size, considering I'm not sure what I pressed?

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theymos answered Sunday May 13 2007, 12:55 am:
If it's just your browser, press ctrl + (control and plus key at the same time). If your entire screen, right click the desktop, go to properties, appearence tab, change "font size" to "normal". If that's not it, take a screenshot of the problem, upload it to an image hosting site, and send the link(and whatever other details you have) to me in a private question.

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