by print do you mean what you see on webpages such as this one? if so you can adjust settings in your browser, for firefox go to tools, options, content tab, fonts and colors and change the font size. If you have IE you have to go into the internet options to change settings. How to Change Font Size in Internet Explorer for the entire pc if you want to change settings so things like your desktop print is larger you can change the DPI You can find the DPI settings in Windows Vista by right clicking on the desktop and selecting "Personalize", and the clicking "Adjust Font Size (DPI)" in the task list in the green column on the left. This will bring up the "DPI Scaling" control panel. Change it to a bigger number.

it would depend on which email client you are using and you did not mention what email you are using. I would look in settings and preferences if you have those options. In my hotmail I do not think there is a way to change the size of that list of to recipients. However there is a wonderful extension for the firefox browser that will increase the font sizes on the page with just one push of a button. If you use firefox you want to add the extensions called Text Size toolbar. It has been a lifesaver for me and my poor old eyes. I use it almost daily on some of the sites that have such small print. Once you have it you will not be able to live with out it. If you are interested in getting firefox browser if you do not have it and/or adding the text size toolbar I will be happy to help you with instructions just let me know.

Bob, When on the web surfing I like to sit back from the monitor with my feet up on the corner of the computer desk and the keyboard in my lap. I have my FF display set at Franklin Gothic Medium 20. It works much better than the default. DA

Thanks, bbbluz. The main thing I want is not to have to adjust the font size every time I go to a web page. I'll give that NoSquint that Bob recommended a try. If I can set each page, and it remembers the setting, then I can live with making new settings with new webpages, although I'd rather Firefox did it for me like it used to. Dee