A Personal Note

Jim, you can duplicate this feat by going to "View" on your browser tool bar and then going to "Text size." Internet explorer gives five options ranging from "smallest" to "largest."

 

Thanks Clint,,I was already aware of that. I also use the handicapped keyboard and settings also under Microsoft.

My keyboard is hyper-sensistive. Wife can't even use it cos she gets multiple letters when she does,,rapid fire in her hands,,,,,slow poke in mine.
I do know that the larger, flat screen monitor sure makes a big difference. The flat monitors are not too expensive these days, unless you go for the super thin ones,,,mine was $295.00 Canadian for a 19 inch.

Cheers,

Jim

 

Whoa Momma! ... I didn't know that Gwyneth?... Now I can read the baptist board from across the room!... I might need this tip later if I loose or can't find my bispectacles ... Brother Glen

 

so happy to have been of help ... but as I said it was a tip picked up from a thread on the BB not mine originally. Worth passing on though. You do need a wheel mouse- I have 2 spare WHEEL "mice / mouses" Jim, and I will send you one over if you pm me your address, they were free with some Serif software I ordered. and I only got two hands so I don`t need 3 "mices".."mouses"
Gwyneth
ps what is the plural of computer-type mouse in Tom and Jerry cartoons Tom / cat used to say meeses.. Also I`m very glad the little critters who live in my attic haven`t got wheels, they create enough chaos without them.... and I can`t catch them they`ve eaten balls and balls of knitting wool I put up there for storage purposes.

[ February 17, 2003, 03:19 PM: Message edited by: Gwyneth ]

 

Gwyneth, That is a very kind offer. I recently sent a parcel to Wales and it was a $9.00 Cdn (£5.) item and it cost me $22.00 (£10.) for postage. I can buy a new mouse for much less than that here.

Di loch yn fawr,

Cheers,

Jim

 

All things work together for good....