with desiring something better than 1152x768 resolution, I wonder
how many of us could cope with high resolution on small screens as
we advance in age? I keep looking at a new 12 powerbook, but keep
fretting about whether my eyesight would cope with font sizes
beyond comfortable
At 9:02 PM -0700 01/11/2006, P. Turtle-Bear Guillermo wrote:
Are literally using a magnifying glass?
hehehehehe. Yea.
How about using the built in zoom function of OS X?
Doesn't work during the installs, after the monitor was forced to the
higher res.
- Dan.
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At 9:45 PM +1300 01/10/2006, Bryan Taylor wrote:
with desiring something better than 1152x768 resolution, I wonder
how many of us could cope with high resolution on small screens as
we advance in age? I keep looking at a new 12 powerbook, but keep
fretting about whether my eyesight would
Are literally using a magnifying glass? How about using the built in
zoom function of OS X? It may take some getting used to it, but I have
found it valuable.
I'm using Panther, so here are my instructions:
Go to System Preferences-Universal Access-Seeing-Turn On Zoom
In this window you will
Hi,
Dan's article about his 400MHz tibook is a parallel to my 667MHz VGA
model. Including worn paint, marked screen from the keyboard and
although I agree with desiring something better than 1152x768
resolution, I wonder how many of us could cope with high resolution
on small screens as
