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If you are on a Mac this is really easy:
- The Command (apple) key plus the + sign key make the page bigger.
- The Command (apple) key plus the - sign key make the page smaller.
- The Command (apple) key plus the 0 (zero) key returns you to the default size.
Otherwise, it will depend on which web browser you are using. If you have a mouse with a scrollwheel in Windows, however, you will be able to zoom in and out by attempting to scroll up or down while holding down the control (ctrl) button.
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You use the zoom slider to change the zoom percentage?
true
You use the zoom slider to change the zoom percentage true or false?
true!
How do you zoom out of webpage?
right click your mouse then click zoom out
Used to change zoom?
used to change zoom on microsoft word
What is used to change the zoom?
zoom slider
Used to change the zoom?
zoom slider
How do you zoom in on a webpage?
You go to the status bar and click zoom in under the "100%" area. Ctrl+ and Ctrl- Or Ctrl(Middle mouse wheel) up/down
How do you change font size in internet webpage?
If you are writing HTML code you change the style sheet or insert specific code related to your font. (There are too many options to explain here.) If you are viewing the Webpage with your browser, use the browser "View" menu (location depends on your browser) to select the Zoom or Text Size you want.
What are the 3 things you can do under the file menu button in Internet explorer?
Save the webpage, Zoom and Print.
What is used to change the zoom in word 2007?
zoom slider :)
How do you zoom in in Excel?
You can increase the percentage size of the area, to zoom in. There is a Zoom icon on the view tab. There is also the Zoom slider on some versions of Excel, at the bottom right of the screen.
How do you increase the size of webpage?
By going onto view and then zoom and there you can either zoom in or zoom out or you can even choose a variety of percentages to make the web page bigger or smaller. You can also hold down the Ctrl button and scroll in, or, press Ctrl +.
