Yeah, just when Dear Daughter was old enough to stop doing really weird things to our computer monitors, a couple of cats came to live with us. I don't know how they do the things they do, but it's really annoying to get my windows perfectly arranged on the screen to monitor various job streams to have the cat go bug hunting and log me out of my sessions. Figuring out how to change the font is just a matter of wandering the menu bar, and looking for options that look useful.

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 thought at first you had the answer- it changed it on the computer screen, but not when I printed it... :( I have a HP Mini- I believe I have Word Pad and Notepad only. If I am wrong and am overlooking because I don't know the name of a program, please correct me. Thanks.

It's terrible, people are complaining on multiple forums begging for a darker more substantial font but there's no change. For those on a pc there are options for you to change but for those of us on tablets we are stuck with this hard to read super light font and it's a killer to my eyes. I guess they don't care about all the people who use mobile devices and none of them are older with eye sight problems. My only option is to go to night view where the text is white and the background is dark, not appealing. My screen brightness is literally on zero it doesn't go lower. I have been hoping that since they have been making changes they would hear us about this extremely important problem. They could easily just darken it to the color of the word houzz up on the top left that would be perfect, they did darken the name of the poster on the main pages. So why not here where we need it most. I don't get it. We are not an audience of tenny boppers with perfect young eyes, cater to your demographic!