>SNIP
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>>Jim;
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>>If I understand your post correctly you went to View - Text Size and increased the font size. Should that have been what was done then everything you view would have the increased font size, until you change the setting. Seems like the expected behavior. Did I miss something?
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>>Tom
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>Probably not, Tom. But here's the problem:
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>MSDN was fine in its July 2000 incarnation - especially Font Size-wise.
>MSDN July 2001 came up with a hardly readable font size. So I changed it's size to be readable. Remember, I only changed the size here, and only because it was smaller than the prior one (don't know what size it was set to, but I *guess* default).
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>Now I go to another "service", like some web page somewhere (Google). Suddenly here the fonts are way bigger than before, taking up too much room in fact.
>This tells me:
>1) the old MSDN was likely set to default (Google was 'proper' size then);
>2) the font size change is universal.
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>So now I have a problem! NOT OF MY CHOOSING/CAUSING! Yes, I changed the font size, but in response to a very small looking font size in MSDN in the first place.
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>This sucks to me. If MSDN is going to display different font sizes from version to version, then they should also provide some mechanism to ensure that IT AND ONLY IT is affected by a user's choice/need to change the font size. As it is now they can go to microscopic next time and that will force me to have everything ELSE in HUGE. Changing it back and forth depending is just not my idea of an "XPerience".
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>Cheers

Jim;

I agree with you. If we had to resize our Browsers everytime we went to a different page - forget it! I guess it is just another one of those things I call a "Browser Experience". Too bad Microsoft cannot be consistant in matters like this. Perhaps we can convert MSDN to PDF format and that will solve everything! I am ducking in case you throw something!

It has been a long day - with lots of interesting web related problems - but never fear! Visual Studio 7.0 will solve everything that ailes you - if and when it ever comes out.

Tom