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How do I change the font and graphic size when using Firefox

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flyinghair
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I have recently switched from Windows to Mac. When resizing the window in Mac the font and graphic size do not follow -- they stay the same size and only more "white space" is created by increasing the window size. How do I get the graphics and fonts to adapt to the new window size or at least make the whole image bigger. I am using Firefox 3.6.12 and Mac OS10.6.5. Thanks for the help.

I have recently switched from Windows to Mac. When resizing the window in Mac the font and graphic size do not follow -- they stay the same size and only more "white space" is created by increasing the window size. How do I get the graphics and fonts to adapt to the new window size or at least make the whole image bigger. I am using Firefox 3.6.12 and Mac OS10.6.5. Thanks for the help.

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cor-el
cor-el
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You can select to zoom the full page or only the text: View > Zoom > Zoom Text Only
Firefox 3 can remember the zoom level site specific.

See:

woodskat
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Its a no brainer for Win7. Just hit control + or control -

Wallah instant results. You can also do the zoom from the top "tools" "options" "zoom" Hope this helped.