OWA: text size

It shouldn't be. What E-Mail client are you using here?

If it's Outlook Express this sounds like a partly corrupted [b]User Profile[/b] but do the usual things first Run a AV Scan over the unit as well as Spy Ware Scans and do this in [b]Safe Mode.[/b] If you don't know how to get into Safe Mode all you need do is press the [b]F8[/b] key between the POST Screen and the Windows Splash Screen and then scroll up to Safe Mode don't chose the Safe Mode with Networking as that loads more drivers that what you want loaded, you are trying to run with the absolute Minimum Set of Drivers Loaded so that it's easier to remove any problems found.

The following links are for Spy Ware Tools which are quite effective.

http://tinyurl.com/du0h

http://tinyurl.com/yrwy2

You can also do a Registry Scan with the following program which is a 30 Day Trial version so only grab the standard version and not the Pro version as it has an AV program which if you are only testing is useless as a 30 day trial.

http://tinyurl.com/g2bfq

Whatever you do [b]DO NOT[/b] use the Remove Duplicate Files Option with this utility or you'll hose the OS totally everything else is fairly safe to use but if in doubt don't use the tool. The Registry Cleaner is quite good and will fix any problems in the Registry.

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Hold down the ctrl key and roll the wheel of the mouse down. Hey presto! the font shrinks! Roll it up to make it grow.

"crtl +" and "ctrl -" will do the same thing too.

In addition to controlling your web browser sizes with CTRL + and CTRL -, if you use a mouse with a wheel between the left and right buttons, you can hold CTRL down and roll the wheel up and down to increase and decrease the font size.

OWA usually is Outlook Web Access as I recall and I have used it before. Not my favorite tool at all.