How do I zoom in and out on a webpage?

This information applies to Windows Internet Explorer7 and Windows Internet Explorer8.

Internet Explorer Zoom lets you enlarge or reduce the view of a webpage.Unlink changing font size, zoom enlarges or reduces everything on the page, including text and images. You can zoom from 10% to 100%

1. 1. On the bottom right of the Internet Explorer screen,click the arrow next to the Change Zoom Level button
2. 2. To go to a predefined zoom level,click the percentage of enlargement or reduction you want.

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To specify a custom level, click Custom.In the Percentage zoom box,type a zoom value, and then click OK.

Notes

• If you have a mouse with a wheel,hold down the CTRL key,and then scroll the wheel to zoom in or out.
• If you click the Change Zoom Level button ,it will cycle through 100%,125%,and 150%,giving you a quick enlargement of the webpage.
• From the keyboard you can increase or decrease the zoom value in 10% increments.To zoom in,press

CTRL+PLUS SIGN(+).To zoom out, press CTRL+MINUS SIGN(-).To restore the zoom to 100%,pressCTRL+0.

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How to Use Keyboard

• (Tab) : Selects the next item
• (Shift + Tab) : Selects the previous item
• (BackSpace) Moves to the previous page
• (Shift + BackSpace) : Moves to the next page
• (Enter) : Clicks the selected item
• (F5) : Reloads the page

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