Here is a faster way to accomplish the same thing. It requires a mouse with a wheel. Hold down the Ctrl key and scroll the wheel one notch at a time . Scroll up to reduce the size, scroll down to increase the size.

The same can be accomplished in Mozilla (Netscape 6), except it goes the extra mile. While in IE you have 5 font sizes, from which to choose, Mozilla lets you increase the fonts until one letter takes up the entire screen. Similarly you can decrease the font size until you'll need a microscope to see the text.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 2:15 PM on August 05, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.
To remove background images:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Remove Background Images.
Note: To remove this feature, click the Reload button on your browser.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:46 AM on August 05, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.
To remove background images:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Remove Background Images.
Note: To remove this feature, click the Reload button on your browser.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:09 PM on July 26, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.
To remove background images:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Remove Background Images.
Note: To remove this feature, click the Reload button on your browser.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 10:39 PM on July 25, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.
To remove background images:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Remove Background Images.
Note: To remove this feature, click the Reload button on your browser.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 12:29 PM on July 23, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.

Answered by Poonam Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:39 PM on July 21, 2008

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 3:51 PM on July 20, 2008

hi there

To change Internet Explorer font settings:
Click the Start button, select Programs or All Programs, then click Internet Explorer.
Click the View menu, then select Text Size.
Internet Explorer 7.0 users: Click the Page menu, then select Text Size.
Click the text size you prefer, ranging from Smallest to Largest.
Exit Internet Explorer.
Next time you start AOL, any web pages you view inside the AOL software should reflect your new font setting
try aol that dnt work
The Zoom Page In feature resizes the entire page, including images. The web page is fully functional regardless of its viewing size. Zoom Page In affects only the current web page, which means that any subsequent pages you visit will be viewed in their default size.
To increase the size of the web page:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page In.
To return the web page to its normal size:
1. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
2. Select Page Display, then click Zoom Page Out.
Note: You can also click the Reload button on your browser to return the webpage to its regular size.
Use high contrast
You can set the AOL Browser to a high contrast colour scheme to help read hard-to-see or poorly-designed web pages, providing a black background with white text and blue hyperlinks.
To use high contrast:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click High Contrast.
Note: To remove the contrast, click the Reload button on your browser.
Remove background images
Sometimes background colours and images can inhibit ease of reading. Use Remove Background Images to view the web page without distracting backgrounds. For example, using this Power Browsing feature on a page with a dark grey background pattern and black text reloads the page with the background colour reset to the default colour.
To remove background images:
1. Navigate to a desired web page.
2. Click the Tools menu, then select Power Browsing.
3. Select Page Display, then click Remove Background Images.
Note: To remove this feature, click the Reload button on your browser.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 7:22 PM on July 18, 2008

Sometimes, we need to change the size of the text/font in IE or VB 6 Online Help. Usually you have to go to the View menu, choose Text Size or Fonts and then select the proper text/font size. A real drag, if you are accustomed to working quickly.

Here is a faster way to accomplish the same thing. It requires a mouse with a wheel. Hold down the Ctrl key and scroll the wheel one notch at a time . Scroll up to reduce the size, scroll down to increase the size.

The same can be accomplished in Mozilla (Netscape 6), except it goes the extra mile. While in IE you have 5 font sizes, from which to choose, Mozilla lets you increase the fonts until one letter takes up the entire screen. Similarly you can decrease the font size until you'll need a microscope to see the text.

In Netscape Navigator, you have to use tkey keyboard to change font size. Hold down the Ctrl key and press either ] (increase font) or [ (decrease font).

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 7:30 AM on July 18, 2008

well A.K jain,don't think you will need any software for changing the font size in IE. That's in-built. In Internet Explorer 6, On the Internet Explorer menu bar: Select 'View', Point to 'Text Size'. Here you can change the default text size 'Medium' to either 'Smaller', 'Smallest' Or 'Larger', 'Largest'.

To change the text size in Internet Explorer 7: Click the 'Page' button on the toolbar. Hover over 'Text Size'. Choose appropriate size (Largest, Larger, Medium, Smaller, Smallest text sizes). That's it!

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 10:37 AM on July 17, 2008