Shortcut keys (Any)

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Does anyone know the shortcut keys for View, Text Size? I couldn’t find it in IE’s help.
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Hi Peter,

I just recently stumbled across this in another group, press Ctrl & scroll up or down with your mouse wheel.
Not sure of a solution without a mouse wheel though!

Neville

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That’s great. Thanks.
I guess MS want everyone to have a mousewheel…
Pity the poor Mac users

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Petrl–

Don’t know one for view. Will look. The way I handle font size is Tools>Options>Accessibility Button in the lower right of that box>Put check in “ignore font size on web pages.” Rarely you’re going to hit a web page written that has overlap–in 2 seconds just take the check out and that takes care of the overlap. If you do this, and have a scroll mouse you can hold down Ctrl and scroll the size like a light rheostat in a home.

Internet Explorer shortcut keys

SMBP

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Oddly enough, this is a more complete shortcut key list.

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Keep those lists coming–thanks. I have a few lists for Windows, some huge ones for Word, and IE scattered around. Should discipline myself to use more–they are great time savers. Off IE topic but on the shortcut key topic, Office 2003 has once again managed not to have shortcut keys that cut across or are common denominators to all its applications keeping up a Microsoft tradition.

SMBP

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Keep those lists coming–thanks. I have a few lists for Windows, some huge ones for Word, and IE scattered around. Should discipline myself to use more–they are great time savers. Off IE topic but on the shortcut key topic, Office 2003 has once again managed not to have shortcut keys that cut across or are common denominators to all its applications keeping up a Microsoft tradition.

SMBP

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Here are some Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

SMBP

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Here are some Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

SMBP

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Oddly enough, this is a more complete shortcut key list.

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Petrl–

Don’t know one for view. Will look. The way I handle font size is Tools>Options>Accessibility Button in the lower right of that box>Put check in “ignore font size on web pages.” Rarely you’re going to hit a web page written that has overlap–in 2 seconds just take the check out and that takes care of the overlap. If you do this, and have a scroll mouse you can hold down Ctrl and scroll the size like a light rheostat in a home.

Internet Explorer shortcut keys

SMBP

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That’s great. Thanks.
I guess MS want everyone to have a mousewheel…
Pity the poor Mac users

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Hi Peter,

I just recently stumbled across this in another group, press Ctrl & scroll up or down with your mouse wheel.
Not sure of a solution without a mouse wheel though!

Neville

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