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Internet Display Problem

02/11/2012 7:52 PM

I have Internet Explorer 9, with iGoogle as my home page.

Somehow I clicked on something that caused all page elements to shrink and float to the top. Now everything is so small that I can't find any menus to undo what I did, or return to default settings, or whatever.

Any ideas?

[I am using another computer to post this.]

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02/11/2012 8:20 PM

You can enter settings from start button to control panel,you can also increase screen size by holding control button and hitting +++...

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02/11/2012 8:42 PM

GA--that's pretty slick. I had tried the wrench icon, but it didn't lead to anything successful. Then, while I was at work, my wife found the gear icon (next to home and favorites). There's where the zoom feature is. By the time I got back home, she had fixed the screen.

Problem solved quickly--and twice! Thanks.

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02/13/2012 8:08 AM

You can also do Ctrl + Mouse Wheel; forward is Zoom In and backward is Zoom Out.

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02/13/2012 12:24 AM

Did you try RESTORE. If not go to a day BEFORE your problem and do a restore,and that might be all you need. To do it, go to start then programs then accessories then system tools then restore. Hope it helps
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02/13/2012 10:33 AM

I'm glad your problem is solved...but why IE?
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