Laptop every time i open a page on my laptop i have to enlarge it why and how do i fix it

try this - when you have your email open - by your X tab where you close the window, there should be a tools tab (place your cursor over tab & don't move it & a small box will appear to tell you what the tab is used for) .
left click on tools tab, a box will open, on my page the 3rd one down is the zoom.
place your cursor over the zoom & a 2nd box will appear.
move your cursor over to that box & over the percentage that you want to increase your zoom, then left click.
this will increase the size of your picture & print until you go through the process again to reduce it.
I have mine set @ 100% until I get something with small print, then I enlarge it for a time.
you can leave it on what ever setting that you want.

Try holding down the Ctrl key and pressing '+' at the same time. This will enlarge the web page image on your display. You can do this as many times as necessary to get a large image on your screen. To reverse the process, hold down Ctrl and press the '-' key (minus key)

you can change the font (print) on the page by going to Control Panel: Ease of Access...it allows you to change your page display settings to be larger or smaller to your preference

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Click on each photo to enlarge; one at a time.

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joecoolvette

Go to your tool icon in right top and click, then you will see how to enlarge.

In Internet Explorer you can go to View -> Text Size and enlarge the font from there. In Google Chrome you can go to Options -> Under the Hood and either enlarge the font or zoom on the page. In Mozilla, I would look for a similar option in the Options or Settings menus.

Hi,

Increase the screen resolution to somewhere around 1200x600.

enlage the page and click on close. Then reload the page.

The following should get you back to normal:

1. Click the "Start" button
2. Click "Control Panel"
3. Click "Display"
4. Click the "Settings" tab on the top
5. Near the bottom is a box that says "Screen Resolution" , to make the stuff on the screen smaller , slide the bar toward the right and hit apply. You may need to slide it over a couple of times to make the display look correct on your screen.

That should fix you right up!

This is generally a glitch with explorer. Do a system restore to a point in which you remember it working correctly. If a system restore doesn't fix the issue, you will need to do an operating system repair or reload since the explorer is integrated into the operating system.