Laser Biz wrote:
> I am using FF 1.5.0.7. Every time i increase the font size via the ctrl +
> keys, the size increases, but when i go to a different page it reverts
> backs. This is becoming quite annoying! Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.!

If you use ctrl + and - keys to change the font size, it is supposed to
be temporary, so your browser is working correctly.

You propably would like to use the Tools-> options-> Content->
Fonts&Colors-> Advanced-> Minimum font size.

Laser Biz wrote:
> I am using FF 1.5.0.7. Every time i increase the font size via the ctrl +
> keys, the size increases, but when i go to a different page it reverts
> backs. This is becoming quite annoying! Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.!
>
> Thanks
>
> laserbiz
>
> laserbizATgmail.com
>
> Replace the AT with @
>
>
all you're doing is changing for that page only. When you go to a new
page, well, thats a whole now page, and those settings are not
applied. See Aggro's response for a solution.

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"gwtc" wrote in message
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> Laser Biz wrote:
>> I am using FF 1.5.0.7. Every time i increase the font size via the ctrl
>> + keys, the size increases, but when i go to a different page it reverts
>> backs. This is becoming quite annoying! Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated.!
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> laserbiz
>>
>> laserbizATgmail.com
>>
>> Replace the AT with @
> all you're doing is changing for that page only. When you go to a new
> page, well, thats a whole now page, and those settings are not applied.
> See Aggro's response for a solution.
>

Let me revise my statement, after increasing the size on the SAME page, it
changes back to the smaller font with NO input from me!

"Laser Biz" wrote in message
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>
> "gwtc" wrote in message
> news:toidnSBua4xCQo_YnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
>> Laser Biz wrote:
>>> I am using FF 1.5.0.7. Every time i increase the font size via the ctrl
>>> + keys, the size increases, but when i go to a different page it reverts
>>> backs. This is becoming quite annoying! Any help would be greatly
>>> appreciated.!
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> laserbiz
>>>
>>> laserbizATgmail.com
>>>
>>> Replace the AT with @
>> all you're doing is changing for that page only. When you go to a new
>> page, well, thats a whole now page, and those settings are not applied.
>> See Aggro's response for a solution.
>>
>
> Let me revise my statement, after increasing the size on the SAME page, it
> changes back to the smaller font with NO input from me!
>

Well I found the problem. My son had installed an "ask.com" toolbar which
was overiding the zoom feature on FF. As for the ctrl + command for
increasing the font size, you are wrong in stating that when you go to a
new page it should revert back, The command is Tab specific. once you change
the size for a tab, it should remain that size no matter what pages you
visit. If however you use a different tab then you would need to apply the
ctrl + to that tab. Thanks anyway for your responses.

laserbiz

Laser Biz wrote:

> Well I found the problem. My son had installed an "ask.com" toolbar which
> was overiding the zoom feature on FF. As for the ctrl + command for
> increasing the font size, you are wrong in stating that when you go to a
> new page it should revert back, The command is Tab specific. once you change
> the size for a tab, it should remain that size no matter what pages you
> visit. If however you use a different tab then you would need to apply the
> ctrl + to that tab.

You are right. Sorry about the misinformation. I was too used in
reverting font size with ctrl + 0.

On 09/21/2006 02:07 PM, Laser Biz wrote:
>
> Let me revise my statement, after increasing the size on the SAME page, it
> changes back to the smaller font with NO input from me!
>
>

My guess is that Javascript is reloading or re-writing that page.
Disable Javascript and see if the problem still occurs.

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Laser Biz wrote:
> "Laser Biz" wrote in message
> news:cr-dnavdFqaSfo_YnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@mozilla.org...
>> "gwtc" wrote in message
>> news:toidnSBua4xCQo_YnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
>>> Laser Biz wrote:
>>>> I am using FF 1.5.0.7. Every time i increase the font size via the ctrl
>>>> + keys, the size increases, but when i go to a different page it reverts
>>>> backs. This is becoming quite annoying! Any help would be greatly
>>>> appreciated.!
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>> laserbiz
>>>>
>>>> laserbizATgmail.com
>>>>
>>>> Replace the AT with @
>>> all you're doing is changing for that page only. When you go to a new
>>> page, well, thats a whole now page, and those settings are not applied.
>>> See Aggro's response for a solution.
>>>
>> Let me revise my statement, after increasing the size on the SAME page, it
>> changes back to the smaller font with NO input from me!
>>
>
> Well I found the problem. My son had installed an "ask.com" toolbar which
> was overiding the zoom feature on FF. As for the ctrl + command for
> increasing the font size, you are wrong in stating that when you go to a
> new page it should revert back, The command is Tab specific. once you change
> the size for a tab, it should remain that size no matter what pages you
> visit. If however you use a different tab then you would need to apply the
> ctrl + to that tab. Thanks anyway for your responses.
>
> laserbiz
>
>

Why not set your son up with his own distinct profile? That way, he can
customize it as he likes, without disturbing your settings.

Lee

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