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I know that there is a key combination that will increase & decrease font size on screen. Kind of a zoom in - zoom out. Can blow it up real large for those who are sight challenged and then back it down to normal viewing. Anyone know the magic key combo?
Thanks,
Ozzie
iMac 24, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
System Preferences, Mouse, Zoom using <key>. Hold down the key you choose, and scroll up or down with a touchpad ot a mouse-wheel.
The entire screen will be zoomed and somewhat invisible, but the mouse-pointer pushed to the visible scrren edge will move across the "invisible" part of the screen.
System Preferences, Mouse, Zoom using <key>. Hold down the key you choose, and scroll up or down with a touchpad ot a mouse-wheel.
The entire screen will be zoomed and somewhat invisible, but the mouse-pointer pushed to the visible scrren edge will move across the "invisible" part of the screen.
Go to system prefs and look at "universal access" Make sure that zoom is turned on. The key combo is given there.
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This is exactly what I was looking for John Beatty1. Nice work & thanks!!
No sweat hope it works as needed!
That feature alone makes my MBP so much better than a PC. And there is much more than that to be found.
I am glad I spent the money for this system.
Does anyone know how to reduce text / screen size when it automatically zooms large on opening. Simple touch move perhaps.
Thanks, helps a lot!
Magnify/reduce screen font size for sight challenged people
