I have inadvertantly changed the screen size on my Macbook Pro. Everything is now larger and I no longer see the entire web page and can't get it to go back. I know I did this by sliding two fingers on the touch pad but do not know how.
I have used the control key and slide my two fingers to temporarily do this but this time it is different.
Thanks
MacBook Pro, iOS 4.3.2, I phone 4
You probably zoomed. Open your system preferences for the trackpad and see if it shows iullustrations of the various touch operations. That should show you how your zoomed and how to unzoom.
You can also use command+ and command- to zoom and unzoom.
If you don't want zoom at all turn it off in universal access.
You probably zoomed. Open your system preferences for the trackpad and see if it shows iullustrations of the various touch operations. That should show you how your zoomed and how to unzoom.
You can also use command+ and command- to zoom and unzoom.
If you don't want zoom at all turn it off in universal access.
I found this answer eslewhere but it was not the case. I know I did this while using the track pad and I was using two fingers but it was a pemanent situation. Using the "control +" worked but that is not how it happened.
I do have the screen back to the right size but how it got there is a mystery I would like to know.
I have my mouse scroll wheel set to zoom in/out when the control key is pressed.
I forgot how I set it this way.
I went to Universal Access and turned off Zoom, yet it still occurs.
I think I need Ginko or something...
Ah found it...seems to work even if Zoom is off, how interesting. 🙂
Got to your System Preferences > Univseral Access and turn off Zoom.
Increase/decrease screen image size? Other than the control slide your fingers.
