>From Robin: >>Unfortunately, this will not work. The "text" on individual pages are >>actually rasterized graphic images. None of the "text" is represented >>in vectored font format, and therefore will not scale up. > [snip]
> It works fine when I do it. ...when you use "Ctrl-+"? in this circumstance, I highly doubt that. My FireFox web browser is incapable of zooming in on the John G. Melvin text by using the CTRL-+ function - both at home and at work. I surmise that it's incapable of zooming in on the "text" because it isn't text. The pages are actually graphic imagery. Meanwhile my FireFox web browser is more than capable of zooming in on other web pages that DO contain text using FireFox's built-in CTRL-+ function. Therefore, my FireFox browser isn't broken, and I doubt your statement that using FireFox's CTRL-+ "works fine" is an accurate assessment in this particular situation. Actually, I think there may have been a misunderstanding. Fortunately, this is all irrelevant since Harry has graciously pointed out the fact that there exists a built-in ZOOM function that is incorporated into the www.scribd.com web site itself. I don't need FireFox to do the "zooming" for me.. www.scribd.com does the actual zooming. It's located at the bottom left-hand side bar of the web browser, nest to the "scroll" button. The supplied www.scribd.com function DOES zoom into the graphically scanned pages and effectively increases the resolution of the text to a reasonable "readable" degree. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
