[bad company]

I'll check to see if I'm logged in.

[RightWhale]

Sounds series

[RedBeaconNY]

The internet screen, desktop screen, what?

[ajolympian2004]

Start - Control Panel - Display... the settings are on one of the tabs there.

[Varmint Al]

Right Click on an open area of your desktop.
Select Properties
Click on settings.
Move the slider over to the right to a larger setting. I am using 1024 by 768.
Take an OK. If you monitor will handle it, it should work fine.

Good Hunting... from Varmint Al

[ajolympian2004]

Settings tab... adjust the X Y there...

[Cagey]

Just try a bigger screen and it will all balance out.

[Phsstpok]

actually, it sounds like you've got a mismatch between what the video settings are and what the set up on your monitor is. If your monitor has buttons for adjustments you may do better looking at those first rather than the PC. Particularly if your monitor has an "auto adjust" feature it might "fix" this right away.

what are your display settings? Do you have the right monitor type specified? What type of monitor? What type of PC?

[coconutt2000]

Try look here:

http://www.microsoft.com/enable/products/windowsxp/default.aspx

[processing please hold]

Take a pair of binoculars, look through the BIG end, and things should appear smaller. I hope I have been of some help. :-)

[jdm]

"It's obviously set to some setting that makes it easy for people with bad eyes"

Maybe this guy did the upgrade and forgot to return the settings to default. :)

[mowowie]

If it's just internet explorer causing the problem click on VIEW up top, Then click TEXT SIZE and choose medium.

[Deguello]

"I'll check to see if I'm logged in."

I see that you already resolved the problem, but note that you had the Reader's Digest Large Print version for old folks installed.

There is also a Braille version.