Hi Sergey,

Thanks for your response. As it turns out, the implementation of the "print preview" window in the IE Browser is different from the implementation in MS Word (which you may be more familiar with).

The keyboard shortcuts I'm looking for actually change the size of the font on the print preview image.

Example:

With your IE Browser navigate to the following URL:

http://www.google.com

TYPE Alt+F then V
(or choose File/Print Preview -the print preview window should show up)

ENTER Ctrl+MouseWheelDown
(the size of the font on the page should increase)

ENTER Ctrl+MouseWheelUp
(the size of the font on the page should decrease)

now try:

TYPE Alt-PLUS (the keyboard shortcut you propose)
(you should see different behavior)

I'm using the IE Browser to view and print reports. I'm hoping to allow the user the ability to reduce the size of the font on the page to make sure that none of the text is omitted from the printed output. This can be done easily with Ctrl+MouseWheel.

My question is: Where's the keyboard equivalent?

Hugh


>If you mean ZOOM, than shorcuts are: ALT-PLUS, ALT-MINUS, ALT-Z.
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>As you likely know, scrolling the mousewheel up or down while holding down the Ctrl key will change the size of the type in your IE browswer window. Doing this will also change the size of the image to print in the IE browser's print preview screen.
>>
>>My problem is that doing this is the *only* way to adjust the size of the image to print and some of my users don't have a mouse with a wheel.
>>
>>Does anyone know of the keyboard equivalent to Ctrl+MouseWheelUp?
>>
>>Hugh