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Text Size
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Size', which opens a sub-menu. This sub-menu should have the items 'Largest',
'Larger', 'Medium', 'Smaller', and 'Smallest'. One of these items should be
marked; this is your current font size. Selecting a higher font size will
make the letters on the website larger (and possibly easier to read), while
a lower font size will make the letters smaller, letting you see more of the
web page at once.
Resolution
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your settings on a computer running Windows 2000/XP, go to your Start Menu
and open the "control panel". Choose "Display" from the list of options. Select
the "Settings" tab located on the top of your screen. Near the bottom of the
screen you'll see that you can change "Pixel Settings" with a sliding adjuster.
Adjust it to 1024x768.
Printing
You can print documents from this website either by using the browser's print
function or by downloading and printing the Adobe Acrobat file associated
with the document. To print any web page with the browser's print function,
look for a printer button and click it to print the document on the screen,
or select "PRINT" from the "FILE" menu. To print the Acrobat file, first click
on the 'Acrobat page' button. Most extension-style documents have been converted
into Adobe's Acrobat PDF format. Clicking on the 'Acrobat' button will link
you to the document's Adobe Acrobat 'PDF' file. This file, when opened in
an Acrobat reader will present (and print) the document as it appeared when
it was first created. If you have your browser configured as a 'helper application',
it will download automatically when you click on the button.
If you do not have Adobe's Acrobat Reader, you may download it from
their web site at: http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html.
Follow the instructions on their web page to download, install, and use Acrobat
Reader with your web browser.
If you come across an image that doesn't display or a link that can't be followed,
it's something that we need to fix. E-mail us at web@a-oenv.com
and tell us where you found the problem, and we'll get it fixed as soon as
possible.
Thank you for visiting our site! Let us know how we can make this a more enjoyable or informative experience.
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