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Ishbar

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Well.. I was lookin through peoples profiles on AIM, and I clicked a link in a friends profile, the site unloaded pop ups on me and then next thing I know when I re-open IE I have HUGE fonts on thing's, heres a screen shot of what google looks like now for me.

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Does anyone know how to solve this problem,..not ALL webpages are doing this though, such as your forums, or imageshack.us, but any other page even my xanga gets out of whack, can anyone help? please.
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groove18

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hi mate

could you download hijack this and then logoff everything bar the hijack this and run a scan pls then post your scan in this same thread

cheers :tazz:
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Metallica

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Press the Ctrl button and turn your mousewheel.
Does that help?

Regards,

Pieter
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If you do not have a mousewheel, Ctrl - or Ctrl + will decrease, increase text size respectively.

Also, in the toolbar, go to View->text size-> and pick your size. For IE, i use smaller.
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If all that doesn't work, click Tools>Internet Options. On General tab, click Accessibility button and then choose whatever you want to override when viewing Web pages. You can even use your own stylesheet. I use this when I get a badly contrasted Web page I want to view.

Be a good idea to post the log, too.

Ron
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Cloud_Strife_43

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I had that same problem. Click View>Text Size>Medium on IE.
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