Go back to the tool bar and choose View on the upper toolbar. When it opens up Choose Text size . A little menu with increase or decease will pop out. By choosing increase and do that a second time you can increase the font size for the session you are reading emails. You would have to do this every time you read email I do that two times to increase the size for eyes too. I think it is about a 120 increase. At least it is on the Sea Monkey browser I use.

they are there you just have to get the mouse cursor over them they look like a little triangle of lines in the corners just click and hold down the mouse button and drag. Here are more options from some Ie tips sites Opening Internet Explorer Full Size Ever notice sometimes you right-click on a link and open a new window and it's not full screen? This usually occurs because IE remembers the last window size when closed. Many times a background pop-up will do this too, if it is the last window closed. To resize the window and regain control: * Close all instances of Internet Explorer except for one. * Right-click on a link in the page and select: "Open in New Window" * Close the first browser window using the [ X ] (upper right corner) * Resize the window manually by dragging the sides to the desired size. Note: Do NOT click the Maximize button, you must do it manually. * Hold down the Ctrl key and click the Close button (upper right) You can also try this if possible for Ie To increase or change the size, click on the Restore button, the middle one in the upper right hand corner of the toolbar. Resize the window and then close the Internet Explorer The next time you click on a hyperlink, it will open to the size you set. or If you do not mind always having maximized IE windows, another approach is to edit the IE shortcut. Right-click on the shortcut that you use for IE and choose properties in the context menu. In the drop-down menu for "Run" select "Maximized". (Secondary IE windows will not inherit this setting).

Here are some settings to check to be sure the comp is set up for your monitor: Rt click desktop, then properties, then settings tab (be sure the screen resolution is set to your monitor's native resolution, found in the literature which came with it), color should be set to highest 32 bit, then click the advanced button at the bottom, click on the monitor tab (be sure you monitor is listed correctly), then click the properties button and make sure your video card is listed properly. If all is well, then you know it's not the hardware settings. If something is wrong and you can't fix it, let us know and we can help some more.

On your toolbar, if you are using IE, go to View, Text Size, then click on Medium. You can also do it with the scroll wheel on your mouse by clicking and holding Ctrl while you turn the scroll wheel. Half the time that doens't work for me, so I find going in through the Tool Bar works better.