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If you have trouble reading some of the fine print on the internet, you
can almost always increase the size of the text on a page. This doesn't
always work, but it works often enough to remember this trick.
To enlarge the text on a web page, you can go to the top of Internet
Explorer and click on the VIEW menu and select whatever text size
works best for you. But remember that it might make some web pages display
incorrectly, so you might have to come back in and reset it to the medium
setting.

Another way to accomplish this same trick is to click
on the TEXT button at the top of Internet Explorer (if it is there).

If this button is not at the top of your browser, you
can always change some settings to make it appear there. It is pretty
simple, and I'll walk ya right through... wanna try it?
OK, to make the text button appear on the menu bar
(this is assuming that it isn't there already) you have to right-click on
any of the buttons at the top of the browser and select CUSTOMIZE.
Now you need to find the TEXT icon in the left hand
window and select it by clicking on it once. Then, after it is selected,
hit the ADD button and it will appear in the right window. You can even
decide where you want it to appear on the menu bar by using the MOVE UP
and MOVE DOWN buttons as seen in the image below. Once you are done, close
the window and you're done. Pretty easy huh?

Can you read the text now?
Just kidding
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