My yahoo mail page is too big. I can't find a way to shrink it. The font is huge!?
When I go to check mail the main page fills the screen and then some. How do I make this page smaller. It is only the Yahoo pages that are like this . The rest of my computer pages online are fine.
My yahoo mail has shrunk, so, small I cannot read it. What can I do to make it larger?
I don't know if I accidentally clicked on something, but I can't find where to make it larger! I can't, even. see it with a magnifyling glass...that's how small it is! I, usually, use Microsoft Office 2003, but I don't have it, right now. Had to erase hard drive due to viruses & it hasn't been re-installed, yet!
My screen shrunk, but only on Youtube?
I rested my arm on the keyboard yesterday while I was on Youtube, and the screen shrunk! Just the youtube screen, not my monitor or anything, but now Youtube is tiny even after restarting my computer. I have no idea what I pressed, but how do I fix this?
My Yahoo mail font and display has shrunk to a very tiny size. I cannot read it and have not been able to restore it. Can anyone help?
While responding to an email a couple of days ago, the reply I was sending and everything else in my email lists suddenly went from normal size to a very small font and everything is confined to the left of the screen, perhaps 25% of it. The background screen is still there at full size, but everything else has been made very small. Nothing else in Yahoo has been affected. I can perform all email functions, but everything is too small to read, etc. so email is essentially not usable. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.
Everything on my computer screen, like, shrunk. how do i fix it?
i have a windows, and i was just using the internet and my screen like, shrunk down and the things i use are only taking up about 50% of the space they used to. like theres gray blocks of nothing on both sides of the website im on. help???
Is it possible that my new vinyl windows might have shrunk over the last 5 years?
The short answer to your question is yes they have more than likely shrunk. Vinyl windows in my experience really do not have a long life span. They can expand and contract greatly from season to season. As a material they only have so many cycles, or seasons, in their lifespan before they do not expand back to their original size and can become a bit more brittle. I have seen vinyl windows last as little as 7 years and go as long as 15 years before they begin to have some draftiness and/or difficulty operating. Try recaulking the interior and exterior of the window and see if it reduces any air infiltration. It may be that the window has not expanding back to it's original size and there is just enough room to allow for air to penetrate. If that does not help it may be that it has expanded and contracted so much that it no longer meets up with the parts that seal out the air. Unfortunately most vinyl windows do not have any adjustment and there won't be anything that can be done about that.
How to restore a web page to it's normal size?
Most likely he was pressing the hotkeys for zooming in. For Internet Explorer, there should be an area on the bottom right of the screen with a magnifying class and a percent beside it, click the down pointing triangle and select 100% or press ctrl and the + or - keys at the same time to adjust the zoom.
How do I market a home business online?
There are so many credible ways to answer this question.First, what’s your budget? (if you have one)Second, who’s your audience? (this information is vital to know before you start marketing. Some niches convert better with video marketing, while others with pay per click.)Third, do you have a way to capture your leads and follow up with them? (Remember that only a small percentage of people will buy on the front end.)I personally use a combination of both paid and organic traffic to promote my business opportunity. One of the most cost effective and highest converting methods that I still use today is video marketing.Here are some other effective ways to market your business online:Pay per click or Cost Per ClickSolo adsBloggingArticlesSocial Media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc…)The key is to be consistent in whatever method(s) you choose.