DA... thanks. That works at least for one test. So dose Control +/- on the active text. Strange that "Compose" doesn't affect font size while Display does. Seem either or both could be the needed function - but when composing it is Display that determines the font size. I'll Google for the pain size. Sorry to put you to that extra work/test but when I can't figure out some computer question my first thought is gardenweb/computer... not Google/Web.

If you can get the attachment open and use copy and paste than open Microsoft Works Word Processor and Paste it their. After you have used paste. Hold down on the CTRL Key and Roll the wheel on your mouse and the print will get large. Even though you can enlarge the print to read the printer will still print small on your paper. I use ScreenHunter 4.0 to capture text or picture. It will all still be graphic. http://www.download.com/3000-2192-10063246.html It's Free. Note pad wouldn't work when I tested it.

I'm guessing this is in your browser. Hold down the ctrl key while tapping the minus key will make it smaller (the plus key will make it larger) but this will only work temporarily. If you tell us which browser you use (IE, Firefox, Netscape, Opera) someone will give you instructions for a fix that will last.

There are a few ways to do this, but they are ALWAYS a bad idea on the web. The web is not a printed publishing medium where you control the final output. There are a million variables including browser, user's eyesight, computer, operating system, location, etc... If you fix the size of the font, then a user with a high resolution display can't easily make it bigger, and will leave. To best get your message out there, it's essential that you don't try to limit your audience; not everyone uses Internet Explorer on Windows. Think _very_ carefully before ever fixing a type size, or really using any other display tricks that will harm the user experience. If you must choose a size, then specify it using relative units so your reader can easily change the size if it ends up too small for them to read.