Scaling is visually resizing a page or image without changing the data. You can scale pages on a computer directly in the shell of the program itself or using a special Windows application called Magnifier.
Instructions
Step 1
Pages in documents and on the Internet can be scaled up or down. Scaling is done very simply. To do this, hold down the right or left CTRL key and at the same time scroll the mouse wheel.
Scrolling the wheel up, the page will increase, down - decrease. The original scale, or the default scale, is considered to be 100%. Each step of scrolling the wheel changes the page scale by 10%. Those. one full scroll zooms to 70% -120%.
Step 2
Some browsers for browsing the Internet, such as Opera, and text editors, such as Microsoft Office Word, support precise zoom selection. In the lower right corner of such programs is the inscription "100%". As soon as you click on it, you will be able to change the scale to a preset (50%, 75%, 200%, etc.) and also use scaling to the width of the page or screen.
Step 3
To enlarge the scale of any part of the screen, while leaving the rest of the field the original scale at 100%, call the "Magnifier". To do this, run "Start", "All Programs", "Accessories". In the Standard Programs category, find the Accessibility folder and select Magnifier. A special transparent window will appear on the screen, highlighted with a gray border. The screen field that falls into this window takes on the scale specified by the screen magnifier. By default, the scale is changed by 2 times (up to 200%).
All these methods will help you to quickly change the scale of the page without special programs.
