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March 11th 08, 06:31 PM
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Shrunken text size
Everything on my screen has become tiny. I have thoroughly checked for
viruses etc but nothing shows up. System restore doesn't change anything. I've had to change from the default DPI of 96 to 110DPI. My system was recently infected will a bug called Exploit Byte Verify, which I think I managed to remove. The display problem began after an automatic windows update. Can anybody help? I'm not very technically minded and I've run out of ideas. Incidentally, trying to change the text size using IE, View, Text Size, doesn't work. Everything remains tiny. Thank you so much. 
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March 11th 08, 09:14 PM
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Shrunken text size
I am having a similar problem. When I restore using a date prior to March 1
my system resets to proper size but when updates run again they become small again. I would be interested in any answers that anyone has. "Moriarty" wrote: Everything on my screen has become tiny. I have thoroughly checked for viruses etc but nothing shows up. System restore doesn't change anything. I've had to change from the default DPI of 96 to 110DPI. My system was recently infected will a bug called Exploit Byte Verify, which I think I managed to remove. The display problem began after an automatic windows update. Can anybody help? I'm not very technically minded and I've run out of ideas. Incidentally, trying to change the text size using IE, View, Text Size, doesn't work. Everything remains tiny. Thank you so much.
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March 11th 08, 11:33 PM
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Shrunken text size
On Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:31:00 -0700, Moriarty
wrote: Everything on my screen has become tiny. Right-click on a blank part of the desktop and choose personalize. Click Display settings and move the resolution to the left to make everything bigger to your taste. But note that if yours is an LCD monitor, you should set it to the manufacturer's recommendation. -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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