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Text Size changes to Smaller - accessibility issue

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juniordev2003 - 18 Jul 2005 17:11 GMT
Can anyone explain why IE 6 changes the View>Text Size setting to "Smaller"
when navigating to some web pages? Seems to happen a lot and I can't seem to
find any scripting on pages that would do this. This is a major nuisance to
those of us with less than perfect eyesight, an accessibility issue.
Alan Edwards - 18 Jul 2005 21:41 GMT
[crossposting removed]

While this would have been better posted to an IE6 newsgroup for a
wider audience.....

Are you certain it is web pages that are doing it? It is usually one
of two email programs. Read this standard post:

If IE-View-Text Size does not stick....

---solution 1
If you are using Eudora 4.2 or greater then use Tools-Options-Viewing
Mail and uncheck "Use Microsoft's viewer"
It is Eudora that is setting the IE text size and unchecking that
option will stop it.

The key that Eudora 4.x will change is this:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\International\Scripts\3]
"IEFontSize"=hex:02,00,00,00

---solution 2
In Outlook 2000 go to Tools/Options/Mail Format/Fonts/International
Fonts, and for each font
change the "Font Size" entry to your desired size.

...Alan
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Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html

>Can anyone explain why IE 6 changes the View>Text Size setting to "Smaller"
>when navigating to some web pages? Seems to happen a lot and I can't seem to
>find any scripting on pages that would do this. This is a major nuisance to
>those of us with less than perfect eyesight, an accessibility issue.
 
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