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Samuel Murray Netherlands Local time: 19:58 Member (2006) English to Afrikaans + ...
Nov 2, 2006
There is a trend on the web to make fonts really, really small. Proz.com has been following this trend. It makes sense to make certain items smaller because you don't always have to read them (eg the copyright notice at the bottom of the page), but other things need to be legible.
I've tested the Proz.com site on several browsers to make sure it isn't a browser issue, but no... the font size of the forums is 6 pt!!! That is very hard to read.
There is a trend on the web to make fonts really, really small. Proz.com has been following this trend. It makes sense to make certain items smaller because you don't always have to read them (eg the copyright notice at the bottom of the page), but other things need to be legible.
I've tested the Proz.com site on several browsers to make sure it isn't a browser issue, but no... the font size of the forums is 6 pt!!! That is very hard to read.
Please can we have bigger fonts, especially in the forums? ▲ Collapse
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Steven Sidore Germany Local time: 19:58 German to English
You can adjust font sizes in your browser
Nov 2, 2006
Why not just adjust the font sizes in your broswer? In Firefox, for example, by hitting CTRL+ + (bigger) and CTRL + - (smaller). Set it as big as you like, it's free.
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Samuel Murray Netherlands Local time: 19:58 Member (2006) English to Afrikaans + ...
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And I've just noticed the +/- links
Nov 2, 2006
Steven Sidore wrote:
Why not just adjust the font sizes in your broswer?
Or... silly me... use the +/- links in the top left corner of the forum pages (just did it... aaaah, much better).
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Heinrich Pesch Finland Local time: 20:58 Member (2003) Finnish to German + ...
Agree
Nov 2, 2006
Especially on laptops the font is too small. Though of course you can ajust it in your browser for each window. Also a 19" screen with the same resolution as a 17" will help.
Cheers
Heinrich
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Uldis Liepkalns Latvia Local time: 20:58 Member (2003) English to Latvian + ...
Additionally
Nov 2, 2006
in most Windows based programs you can change the font size by holding down Ctrl and scrolling the mouse wheel.
Also, as I have 21" screen, I have set default view in Opera at image size 120%.
Uldis
Samuel Murray wrote:
Or... silly me... use the +/- links in the top left corner of the forum pages (just did it... aaaah, much better).
[Rediģēts plkst. 2006-11-02 15:58]
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Jerzy Czopik Germany Local time: 19:58 Member (2003) Polish to German + ...
But you already found the solution...
Nov 2, 2006
Just use the plus-sign on top left
Regards
Jerzy
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