Changing display size on "Compose Email Page" in Outlook

I am faced with a weird problem that has made my life miserable while using my Lenovo T430 machine. On the compose email page in outlook I must have hit some key combo coupled with some action on the trackpad and the fonts in the compose email became soooo small that I needed a magnifying glass to see them.
Can someone please help me restore the settings to normal. I would be truly grateful.

In addition to the above is there a list of shortcut key combos that work with the trackpad in this particular model? I would idebted for life is someone can help me out here.

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