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Go easy on your eyes! Get
yourself a copy of A Free Talking
Web Browser .
Go to the link and get a copy of Simply Web 98, a freeware talking
browser.
While it isn't highly polished, it certainly will provide you with
interesting browsing.
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Internet Explorer:
On the
View menu, click on
Text Size, and then click the
size you want. I use
'largest' for viewability.
With Internet Explorer, you can
explore the Web by using the
keyboard. Just press TAB and
SHIFT+TAB to move forward and
backward between screen elements
such as:
- Links that are text or images.
- Hotspots on image maps.
- The Address bar.
- The menu bar.
- The Links bar.
- Frames.
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Netscape Communicator/Navigator:
To increase font size press
& hold the 'ctl' key and
depress the ']'. For
visually impaired, that means to depress and hold the Control key and then press the right square bracket.
To decrease font size press
& hold the 'ctl' key and
depress the “['’.
For visually impaired, that means to depress and hold the Control key and then press the square square bracket.
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To adjust the font size in AOL 4.0:
On the tool bar click on My AOL;
- Select Preferences;
- Click on the WWW icon;
- Select Advanced Settings;
- Select Browser Display. Now you can set the Text Size to Large or Largest.
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Please note that changing the font size may affect the page layout
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