Cannot view entire email

Hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and roll the mouse wheel (or use the little scroll areas of a touchpad) to zoom in & out.

Hi Sl,
Try press Ctrl -(minus sign) to reduce the enlarged page, use Ctrl + to enlarged it again.

HI,
One way is to go to your menu bar at the top of your web browser, click on "File" then "Print Preview". At the top of the window there should be a small window with "Shrink To Fit" in it. Click the arrow on that box for a drop down list and choose something, like 90% (there is a custom option at the bottom of the list if you need to set something unique in between what's listed) and see how it changes the print size of what is to be printed out and choose the one that looks and works best for you without cutting off text somewhere. This will make it larger when printed out.

Another way that usually works to make the print larger when printing internet stuff & emails is by changing the view size on the screen to a larger size in your web browser (this is separate from your other setting you've already setup). Go to the menu bar at the top (i.e. Internet Explorer), click on "View," then "Text Size" then select a size like "Larger" or "Largest" (something higher than what you're currently set to.)

Sometimes adjusting the current window's magnification (lower right corner of screen or Ctrl button + scroll wheel on mouse) can have an affect on print size.

The only other method is to copy & paste the text into a text editing software like Word and adjust the text size there. If you're using a text program, then you simply adjust the size of the text to a 12 or 14 point, or larger, font size (adjust depending on the font and size you need) and that should do the trick.

More info see this link.
https://www.inkling.com/read/photoshop-cs6-missing-manual-lesa-snider-1st/chapter-6/resizing-images

Thanks.
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Reduce / Increase Text Size on My Gmail

Between the message list, search bar, labels and chat window, GMail's web interface displays a lot of information.

If your web browser is displaying all of these items in a large font, they may not fit comfortably on your screen.

Fortunately, you can easily change your web browser's text size on Gmail to ensure that all of the components fit.

Alternatively, you can use a special GMail Labs feature to change the default text size for all of the emails that you compose.

Navigate to your GMail inbox in your web browser.


Hold the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard and press the "-" key. Your web browser will shrink all of the text on the current web page.

You can repeat this step to shrink the text even more.

Hold "Ctrl" and press "+" to increase the text size if you shrink it too much.
Gmail Default Font

Navigate to your GMail inbox and click the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen.
Select "Labs" from the drop-down menu.
Scroll down to "Default Text Styling" and click "Enable."
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Save Changes."
Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen and select "Mail Settings." Click the "TT" icon in the "Default Text Style" section. Select "Small."

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Save Changes." Your new email messages will automatically use GMail's small text size.

Create Menu tab right click in the top of screen (toolbar) you will see a number of toolbar options select the menu bar
This will add to your screen toolbar File Edit View Favorites Tools and Help select the View from the drop down list will be a Zoom with percentages % and text sizes largest to smallest and Full screen option
Increase the Font Size in Email
Email font size is easily controlled while composing messages, but the messages you receive have been sized by the sender.
Some contacts may be perfectly comfortable writing in size 8, but such text can be a strain on the eyes, even with good reading glasses.
The printed hard copies of email messages with small text are even more difficult to read.
There are a few ways to quickly change font size for ease of reading and better quality print-outs.

Open an email message with particularly small text. Increase the email font size of the text using step 2, 3 or 4.
Click on the "View" selection from the menu bar.
Roll the mouse pointer over the "Zoom" choice.
Click on one of the choices that is greater than 100 percent.
Click "View" and cover "Zoom" to make a larger choice if the first choice does not increase the text size sufficiently.


Click the "View" option on the menu bar. Roll the cursor over the "Text Size" selection.
Choose one of the options that will increase the text size.
For instance, if the current size marked with the dot is "Medium," then click "Larger" or "Largest" to make the print appear bigger.

Use a mouse with a wheel to increase the email font size.
Press and hold the "Ctrl" key while rolling the wheel on the mouse.
The text will shrink as you roll in one direction, and grow bigger as you roll in the other.

Change font size before printing.
Click the "File" option on the menu bar.
Click "Print Preview."
Click the "Size" drop down which may display "100%," or "Shrink to fit."
Select a choice greater than 100 percent to increase text size.
Click the "Print" button to view the results on a hard copy.

does this only happen to web pages ?

for a general web page
right click in the top of screen (toolbar) you will see a number of toolbar options select the menu bar
this will add to your screen toolbar File Edit View Favorites Tools and Help select the view from the drop down list will be a Zoom with percentages %
if you select the view tab at the bottom of the drop down list select full screen
if you need more help with this post a reply

hope it helps

Hello :

Here are the instructions :

Setting up email:
1:From the standby screen, press the Messaging softkey . Altenatively, press the Menu button, and highlight Messaging .Press Open.
2:Scroll down to highlight New mailbox .Press Open.
3:A message appears: No mailbox defined. Define now? .Press Yes.
4:Instructions appear for the email wizard .To start the email set-up wizard, press Start.
5:In the email address box, type in your full email address .Press OK.
6:You can now type in the name you want to call your email mailbox, or leave it as the default name of your email service .Press OK.
7:You are asked to define the user name and password for your account . Press Yes to continue.
8:In the User name panel, edit the email address until you have your user name - this is usually the bit of your email address before the '@' sign, (though if you're unsure, check with on your email service provider's website).
9:When completed, scroll down using the navigation pad to highlight the Password panel. Type in your email account password . Press OK.
10:After a few moments a message appears onscreen informing you that the email mailbox has been defined .Press OK.
11:The first time you set up, you will be taken into your mailbox and asked: Connect to mailbox? . Press Yes.
12:After a few seconds while the phone connects, you will get a list of email message subject headers onscreen . Scroll through the list to highlight ones you want to view.
13:Press Open to download and view the full email. Scroll down to read the message .
14:If the message has an attachment, scroll to highlight it and press Attachments . Highlight the attachment and press Open . You'll be able to see the attachment in full . Press Close and Back to return to the original email.
To get back to your mailbox, press Back. Alternatively, if you want to reply, forward or see other options, press Options. A list appears onscreen .


　Replying to emails:
1:To reply, highlight Reply. Press Select. Highlight To sender .Press Select.
2:Type in the text of your message. You can also edit or delete the original message if you want to, add new recipients or alter the subject header .
3:When you're ready to send, press Options, highlight Send and press Select .
4:Alternatively, before you send the message you can add an image or other files by selecting Insert from the Options list and pressing Select .
5:A row of icons appears at the bottom of the display, representing different elements you can insert - images, others, video clips, sound clips or text . Highlight and select one of these, and you can search through files to add a suitable attachment. Press Select to add it to your email.
6:When ready to send, as before press Options, highlight Send and press Select .
Checking for new emails　:
1:To check for new emails go to the Messaging menu as before .
2:Scroll down to the name you gave your email mailbox . Press Open.
3:If you're not currently connected, you will be asked if you want to connect to your mailbox . Press Yes. New messages will now be retrieved.
4:If you are already in your mailbox and want to check for new messages, press Options, scroll down to Retrieve email .Press Select.
5:Highlight New . Press Select. New messages subjects will be delivered to your mailbox.
Sending new emails:　

You can send messages as emails as quickly and easily as text or MMS messages.
1:In the Messaging menu, highlight New message .Press Select.
2:Scroll down to highlight E-mail . Press OK.
3:Add the email address, subject and message .
4:If you want to, add any attachments in the way outlined above.
5:As before, when your email is ready to send, press Options, highlight Send and press Select .


good luck .

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You've probably found out by now, but I've been tearing my hair out to solve this and have finally done so today. Menu -> Settings -> Phone profiles. Then select the righthand double arrow icon for the profile you want to change (likely 'Normal' at the top). From the pulldown list at the top right, change 'Incoming...' for 'Phone sounds'. Scroll down to the bottom of the resulting screen (using the lefthand handset buttons if, like me, you have trouble scrolling) and set the 'Phone sound volume' (slider control) to '0'. Then hit 'Save at the bottom, and job done!!! Phew!!!!

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You should be able to press the Menu button, scroll Up/Down to Caption/Text and scroll Left/Right to Off and press Enter.

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