Help menu text size

My font for the help menu is about a 4 or 5 in size.
Absolutely impossible to read without a magnifying glass ;-)
How do I get the help menu to read in the standard 10 or 12
point font that it is supposed to display in?
Kevin

kevin raleigh wrote:
> My font for the help menu is about a 4 or 5 in size.
Absolutely impossible to
> read without a magnifying glass ;-)
this is one of the cheapest I could find :)
http://www.desertoutdoors.com/12ledimaglne.html
> How do I get the help menu to read in the standard 10 or
12 point font that it
> is supposed to display in?
You must click in empty space while the help is open, hold
down CTRL key and turn
you mouse wheel button,
or
you can directly edit help CSS file responsible for the font
size :
X:\Program Files\Macromedia\Flash MX 2004\en\First
Run\HelpPanel\_sharedassets
help_pc.css
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