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Over the last few months I've noticed that there are a few websites where I can't see the whole page. Usually there may be script on the left, but I can only scroll so far, and this information gets chopped off, so I can't read it. Yesterday I went to a Yahoo site, and there was some important information at the bottom of the page and yet, I couldn't scroll up or down.

I'm using Firefox and Windows 2000 Pro, with an old 17 inch CRT monitor. Are there any settings I can change on my computer in order to see the full page of these websites?

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change your secreen to a better resolution therefore making the text and stuff smaller..that should work if that is the case otherwise view in full screen??

No, that didn't work. I changed from 800 x 600 pixels to 1024 x 768. It just made the text smaller and the screen smaller. The site I'm trying to access has a separate screen panel where my only options are to move or minimize. No way to scroll to see the bottom of the screen.

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what is the site?

It's the chess site at yahoo in the games section. I've just found their message board over there, so I've fired off a similar question to them. Maybe they'll come up with an answer, because I'm stumped. Thanks for trying.

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Hold "Ctrl" and use scroll wheel to enlarge/reduce size of image in Firefox.

lopburi:

I don't have a scroll wheel on my mouse, if that's what you're referring to?

Yes, it's the Wheel of an Wheel Mouse!

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Hold "Ctrl" and use scroll wheel to enlarge/reduce size of image in Firefox.

lopburi:

I don't have a scroll wheel on my mouse, if that's what you're referring to?

Yes, it's the Wheel of an Wheel Mouse!

Reimar:

Looks like I'll have to upgrade to a new mouse if I want to use the site. Thanks for confirming.

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Hold "Ctrl" and use scroll wheel to enlarge/reduce size of image in Firefox.

lopburi:

I don't have a scroll wheel on my mouse, if that's what you're referring to?

Yes, it's the Wheel of an Wheel Mouse!

Reimar:

Looks like I'll have to upgrade to a new mouse if I want to use the site. Thanks for confirming.

It's the "huge" amount of app. THB 100 up to THB 3,000 from cheap to expensive!! :o

Cheers.

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Hold "Ctrl" and use scroll wheel to enlarge/reduce size of image in Firefox.

lopburi:

I don't have a scroll wheel on my mouse, if that's what you're referring to?

Yes, it's the Wheel of an Wheel Mouse!

Reimar:

Looks like I'll have to upgrade to a new mouse if I want to use the site. Thanks for confirming.

It's the "huge" amount of app. THB 100 up to THB 3,000 from cheap to expensive!! :o

Cheers.

I haven't shopped for a mouse in years, and I'm cheap, so you don't have to figure out which one I'll be going for. Next time I'm in Wal-mart I'll take a look around the computer section to see what they have. Thanks for the update on the pricing.

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I haven't shopped for a mouse in years, and I'm cheap, so you don't have to figure out which one I'll be going for. Next time I'm in Wal-mart I'll take a look around the computer section to see what they have. Thanks for the update on the pricing.

Hey, Wal-Mart isn't in Thailand but I know the Thailand prices only. :o

Cheers.

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If your keyboard numberpad has +/- you can use them with the Ctrl key to adjust the size.

Lopburi:

You're absolutely right. It works exactly the way you said. The other thing I hadn't realized was that the toolbar I had at the bottom of my screen was also blocking my sight. Once I'd figured out how to move this toolbar further down, I was now at least able to see to bottom row of the chess board, which I couldn't before.

Many thanks to all of you for your tips and suggestions on how to resolve this. I learned a few things in the process.

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