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Index of Subjects " To make it efficient, place your right baby finger on the right-hand Control key and your right index finger on the upper zero key" You must have big (long) hands and are probably a pianist as well to make that work but thanks for the tip. =) I would have better luck maybe with the thumb and index or middle finger but it might take more years than I probably have to learn to manipulate the mouse with my left hand. But hey, everyone needs a hobby. Thanks again, Sandy Quoting Richard Bonner <ak621@chebucto.ns.ca>: > On Mon, 13 May 2019, ar688@chebucto.ns.ca wrote: > >> Excellent! The Control & the plus sign worked perfectly. > > *** Glad it did. > > I did mistype regarding the "Restore to Default" key combination, > though. "Control--" (Control & the Minus Sign) reduces the contents > size. To restore to the default size, press "Control-0" (Control & > the Zero key). > > >> I wish I had asked sooner. > > *** Well, you have asked now, so you posess a new trick to use any > time you need to increase or reduce the browser window contents. > > To make it efficient, place your right baby finger on the > right-hand Control key and your right index finger on the upper zero > key. In fact, to become really efficient, learn to use your pointer > device with the left hand so you will have access with your right > hand to the number pad, cursor (arrow) keys, and their combinations > with the insert/delete, home/end, and page up/down keys. It makes > for incredibly fast and nimble page manipulations. > > >> Thank you, Richard. > > *** You're welcome. (-: > > Richard Bonner > Chebucto User Help
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