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how do u make myspace text bigger


Question Posted Sunday July 19 2009, 5:44 pm

how do u make myspace text bigger

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Cux answered Sunday July 19 2009, 9:47 pm:
Yes, it's "<font size=number>... </font>

If you need other HTML codes, check on google:

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iiLOvEyOux3 answered Sunday July 19 2009, 7:57 pm:
im pretty sure the code is <font size="font size">...</font> & you put numbers in the font size place depending on how big you want it.
& those codes are really easy to find on google. So if that one doesn't work, sorry, try google? :)

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