If you work with Word Microsoft:
- click Home, Font: now is your choice for the type of font, size, color etc.
For internet Explorer:
- Click View, Zoom and Up or Out
For Windows:
- Click Control Panel, Personalization, Display, Make text and other items larger or smaller and after this choose the size of fonts.
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Html mostly uses three main parts. The thing,(e.g. <FONT size="10"></font>) the thing your changing, (e.g. <font SIZE="10"></font>) ,what your changing it to.(e.g. <font size="IO"></font) And the closing tab.(e.g. <text size="10"></FONT>)Then you put some of the thing (e.g. <font size="10">Content of your site</font>)
Change the font size in your word processor or layout application, the printer should print at the size specified.
When you change the font size, the size of the characters on the screen will change in size. The characters will appear larger or smaller depending on how you adjust the font size.
To increase the font size of tt6 in HTML or CSS, locate the relevant CSS rule for the tt6 class or element. You can adjust the font size by using the font-size property, for example, font-size: 24px;. Alternatively, if you're using a text editor or word processor, look for the font size options in the toolbar and select a larger size for the tt6 text.
Ctrl + Shift Key + < will decrease font size.
The decrease font size shortcut in many applications, such as Microsoft Word, is typically Ctrl + Shift + < (the less than key). This key combination reduces the font size of the selected text by one point. Alternatively, in some applications, you might also use Ctrl + [ to decrease the font size.
Ctrl + Shift Key + < will decrease font size.
To decrease the font size in most applications, you can typically use the shortcut keys Ctrl + Shift + < (on Windows) or Command + Shift + < (on Mac). In Microsoft Word and many other programs, you can also use Ctrl + [ (Windows) or Command + [ (Mac) to decrease the font size. These shortcuts help quickly adjust text size without navigating through menus.
Ctrl + Shift Key + >On my Linux OS it is press down the Ctrl key and tap the = key repeatedly to increase the font, and Ctrl and - to decrease.
The font size.
you can define your own: * go to Tools > Customize * pick 'Format' under Category * then pick 'Increase font' under Function * pick a key combination to assign it to in Shortcut keys above * choose whether the shortcut shall be restricted to writer or useable in all of the openoffice suite * hit 'Modify'. You're ready to go. Analogously for Decrease font size or any other command you can think of in OOo. Make sure you do not choose system-wide key combinations. You gotta love the freedom of this.
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the Autofit Options button
the Autofit Options button
what is a font size
In HTML: <font size=1>Smallest</font> <font size=3>Normal</font> <font size=7>Largest</font> The font tag can also have the color and face defined. <font size=3 color=red face=arial>Normal</font> However, the FONT tag is deprecated and has been removed from current versions of [X]HTML. Instead, use CSS to specify font size. For example: h1 {font-size: 2em; } div.fineprint { font-size: .85em; }