Help
Subscribe to Tips for Using SG's Forum
Leave Comment
Posted by
Ro 
This tutorial will teach you how to increase or decrease the size of the page you see. If you zoom in, you will see less of the page's content at once time. As a result, the font size will be larger. If you zoom out, you will see more of the page's content at once time. As a result, the font size will be smaller.
This is the default page view.
This is the view after zooming in two "ticks". To zoom in, a PC user will use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +. (A Mac user will use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.) This is the view after zooming out two "ticks" or after hitting the shortcut twice.
Notice that you can see less of the page. The font size is larger. (You will see the difference more as you experiment with the shortcut yourself. It is difficult to fully demonstrate the font size in a screenshot.)
To zoom in, a PC user will use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +. (A Mac user will use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.) This is the view after zooming out two "ticks" or after hitting the shortcut twice.
Notice that you can see more of the page. The font size is smaller. (You will see the difference more as you experiment with the shortcut yourself. It is difficult to fully demonstrate the font size in a screenshot.)
This is the default page view.
This is the view after zooming in two "ticks". To zoom in, a PC user will use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +. (A Mac user will use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.) This is the view after zooming out two "ticks" or after hitting the shortcut twice.
Notice that you can see less of the page. The font size is larger. (You will see the difference more as you experiment with the shortcut yourself. It is difficult to fully demonstrate the font size in a screenshot.)
To zoom in, a PC user will use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +. (A Mac user will use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.) This is the view after zooming out two "ticks" or after hitting the shortcut twice.
Notice that you can see more of the page. The font size is smaller. (You will see the difference more as you experiment with the shortcut yourself. It is difficult to fully demonstrate the font size in a screenshot.)
Share This Entry:
