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How to unShrink my Screen

Started by MahoganyRapture , Aug 25 2009 08:16 PM

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MahoganyRapture
Posted 25 August 2009 - 08:16 PM

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Can anyone plz. tell me how to unshrink my screen? While logging onto Webkinz.com I accidentally click "ctrl" and something else that instead of maximizing the sign on screen I shrunk it and now I can enlarge the sign on screen and I can't view the whole screen. This problem only occurs on Webkinz.com sign in screen, thank goodness for that.

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OpenOutcome
Posted 26 August 2009 - 08:32 AM

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How about holding CTRL once again, and hitting the plus ( + ) button a few times. There is one next to the backspace button, and one on the num pad if you have one. Also, if you have a scroll wheel on your mouse, that is likely to work.

You probably hit the minus key :) Hope this helps.

-Jason :)
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Posted 26 August 2009 - 09:31 AM

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Ctrl + Scroll on the mouse up and down will change the size ratio of it.
If your using Internet Explorer you can go,.
Bottom right hand corner where it says a number in %.
Change it like that also.
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