Web browser font size

Does anyone know if you can set a larger font size for the browser screen for the Tour when calling up web pages. The type is tiny and it's a pain to have to keep zooming in. Thanks.

enter the browser application, select the menu button, select options, then select general properties
you have 3 options to change font size and style (bold, etc)
default font size
minimum font size
minimum font style
when done hit menu button and select save
be aware that changing the font size will change how the text is positioned on the page, and in some cases the overflow may get clipped, such as when the size of the text boxes have been predefined to fit a specific page layout and larger text simply no longer fits.
so you may want to begin by changing the style to bold first , and experiment with font size slowly

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> What is the best all-round canvas size when authoring a
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> by this I mean best for authoring without scrollbars. I
know a chap whose
> screen res is 800x600 and who has every single toolbar
displayed in IE, leaving
> around 400pixels in height free. For crying out loud.
>
> I once sat with a bloke who uses Courier New set at 36pt
as his default
> browser font. Ouch. I sat there transfixed, not
believing what I was looking
> at; to this day I have no recollection of our
conversation, so stunned was I.
>
> I've used 780x410, 800x600, 770x540 and I'm going
nutsoid trying to find the
> best compromise; whatever size I use, distortion creeps
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