Adjust size of Windows 7 text & object with no changes to screen resolution + turn on LCD clear type

I'll show you how to make the text and image size on your Windows computer bigger without changing your monitor's resolution, so you will continue to have high resolution, but without the blurriness.

The benefits of magnifying your text and images vs changing your resolution is you do not lose quality because your LCD monitor can stay at its native optimum resolution, and you can now see your text better. Plus, if you have a CRT you can enjoy the crispness of a high resolution monitor without giving up "readability of text and objects" on your screen.

Right click your desktop, and click personalize.

Click on the display link. Pick a percentage you want your text and objects to be enlarge by.

If you want a custom enlargement percentage, you need to click "Set custom text size (DPI) link"

You can also turn off or on "ClearType" text feature for making your LCD text more clear and crisp by clicking the Clear type link in the left side bar.

Logoff and logon your computer account.

You can also press CTRL+ + to increase the size of a website in Internet Explorer and other browsers. To shrink a website press CTRL+ - .

A lot of computer programs also have zoom features like a slider on the bottom right of MS Word 2007, etc.

My post on this topic on my blog: http://johnsonyip.com/wordpress/2010/02/27/video-of-changing-text-picture-obj...

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• Windows 7
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• windows magnifier
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• turn on Clear type text
• change resolution
• change monitor text size
• text size
• accessibility for windows

[ItsThemGuidoCoppers]

now when I log on to my internet explorer the internet screen is only showing a portion of what it should now I have to use the arrow keys to navigate around the whole screen and one word takes up my whole computer monitor. How do I make it ?

[johnsonyip1]

@ItsThemGuidoCoppers Have you tried pressing the CTRL and - key multiple times on your keyboard when you are using Internet Explorer to Zoom out.

[ItsThemGuidoCoppers]

@johnsonyip1 thanks man!!!!!! shit, I zoomed out too far. lol how to i enlarge it?

[johnsonyip1]

@ItsThemGuidoCoppers Press CTRL and + key on your keyboard one or more times to Zoom in on Internet Explorer more.

[ibrahim180626592]

which version of 7 is it??

[johnsonyip1]

@ibrahim180626592 Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit

[Makaveli456]

The text looks awesome, but visual styles get screwed up :(

[ItsThemGuidoCoppers]

@johnsonyip1 thanks a lot, learn something new everyday haha

[johnsonyip1]

@kyron1998 You type "advance system settings" in the start menu search box to open it. There is a performance section which lets you adjust the visual performance of Windows 7.

[kyron1998]

i need help: there was something that lets you check of windows 7's qaulity features or something, i unchecked all so i can run games faster but now my text has no shadows and my computer looks like windows 98 help me it looked liek this i need to know how to change things back again:

shadows under text (O) < box for checking

start button Windows 7 O

stuff like that