The simplest thing to do, if the print is in the internet browser, is to go to the bottom right hand corner where ‘100%’ usually is, and adjust accordingly to 125 per cent, 150 per cent or 200 per cent or even 400 per cent. There are also ‘zoom in’ and ‘zoom out’ options which vary the size by 10 per cent each time.
For Word, the same option is available but, as the text is user-controlled, you can amend the font accordingly either by highlighting the text and right-clicking to select the font option in the drop box, or change in the print size box between the font type box and the bold/ italic/ underline options.
If you find your sight is failing, causing the enlargement of normal-sized print, see your optician or doctor who will recommend glasses or operations (in the worst possible case). Myopia (short sightedness) may be genetic or caused by visual stress. Eyes need to exert a great deal of effort on text, and significant strain may lead to myopia and reading glasses. To prevent this, make sure you take regular breaks as you read and let air into the room, if you are indoors, in order to oxygenate the eyes too and keep the capillaries in them healthy.
For Word, the same option is available but, as the text is user-controlled, you can amend the font accordingly either by highlighting the text and right-clicking to select the font option in the drop box, or change in the print size box between the font type box and the bold/ italic/ underline options.
If you find your sight is failing, causing the enlargement of normal-sized print, see your optician or doctor who will recommend glasses or operations (in the worst possible case). Myopia (short sightedness) may be genetic or caused by visual stress. Eyes need to exert a great deal of effort on text, and significant strain may lead to myopia and reading glasses. To prevent this, make sure you take regular breaks as you read and let air into the room, if you are indoors, in order to oxygenate the eyes too and keep the capillaries in them healthy.