on 30-12-2014 11:12 AM
For those who cannot see the smaller print and don't know of this feature ....
go to your settings > preferences > display
choose your text size, hit save changes and voila!!
no need for others to post in huge writing out of consideration for those who can't see....
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30-12-2014 06:27 PM - edited 30-12-2014 06:28 PM
Preferences > display.
I have mine set on extra large and still have to squint at some
I can't make it bigger - that's all they give me
on 30-12-2014 06:32 PM
Thanks PEPE!!!!
on 30-12-2014 06:34 PM
@imastawka wrote:Good one pepe.
Nero's print size jumps all over the place and I give up trying to read it.
Helen (gawd luv her) says her print size is really no different to mine,
but I struggle to read it. I don't think it helps that she posts in green.
I hope people will do as you suggest. Fingers crossed
Good afternoon Stawka.
I have without fail tried to please.
My font is now deeeep blue -( you haven't been paying attention.)
I find it easier in colour - but I do understand - I think - why is colour difficult.?????
Totally open as to why.
With the settings mentioned - ie display - is this setting for the person posting or the person reading.
Any help would be appreciated.
on 30-12-2014 06:36 PM
Screen visibility fixed!! Sincere thanks......just as well instructions were given in text though as I appear to have lost most of my middle range hearing in one of my ears......WHAT??!!
Don't 'spose you have a settings correction tab to fix this pls?
on 30-12-2014 06:50 PM
@paintsew007 wrote:Screen visibility fixed!! Sincere thanks......just as well instructions were given in text though as I appear to have lost most of my middle range hearing in one of my ears......WHAT??!!
Don't 'spose you have a settings correction tab to fix this pls?
I can hear you.Loud and clear
DEB
on 30-12-2014 07:07 PM
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@imastawka wrote:Good one pepe.
Nero's print size jumps all over the place and I give up trying to read it.
Helen (gawd luv her) says her print size is really no different to mine,
but I struggle to read it. I don't think it helps that she posts in green.
I hope people will do as you suggest. Fingers crossed
Good afternoon Stawka.
I have without fail tried to please.
My font is now deeeep blue -( you haven't been paying attention.)
I find it easier in colour - but I do understand - I think - why is colour difficult.?????
Totally open as to why.
With the settings mentioned - ie display - is this setting for the person posting or the person reading.
Any help would be appreciated.
I haven't visited the threads where you have changed colour, my lovely.
But I would like you to explain how the above posts, yours and mine,
can possibly be the same size?
I believe the setting size is for the forum reader
30-12-2014 07:16 PM - edited 30-12-2014 07:18 PM
Black text on white background is easiest for all to read also, especially for general replies in posters own words. Using italics 'usually' demonstrates you are quoting another persons words and italics harder to read.
( I do highlight/bold, colour some text and change the font size myself, but only in quotes from news articles, mostly in the political thread, not every post I make).
30-12-2014 07:21 PM - edited 30-12-2014 07:23 PM
@cmcoins2000 wrote:
@imastawka wrote:Good one pepe.
Nero's print size jumps all over the place and I give up trying to read it.
Helen (gawd luv her) says her print size is really no different to mine,
but I struggle to read it. I don't think it helps that she posts in green.
I hope people will do as you suggest. Fingers crossed
Good afternoon Stawka.
I have without fail tried to please.
My font is now deeeep blue -( you haven't been paying attention.)
I find it easier in colour - but I do understand - I think - why is colour difficult.?????
Totally open as to why.
With the settings mentioned - ie display - is this setting for the person posting or the person reading.
Any help would be appreciated.
Black text on white background is easiest for anyone to read. the contrast between black and white ( as used magazines, newspapers, books etc)
Italics in the online world usually means you are quoting someone else's words. Easier to read without italicising text, if posting your own words.
To be honest I don't have any problem with size of font, but I do scroll by your coloured posts in italics.. rather than read them.
30-12-2014 07:45 PM - edited 30-12-2014 07:47 PM
I LVE all the v a r i e t y on offer though !
......variety is the spice of life and nothing should be just black and white
30-12-2014 07:48 PM - edited 30-12-2014 07:48 PM
I LVE all the v a r i e t y on offer though !
Yes, paints, and there are photos to prove it, I hear