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How can I change my preference to have Mozilla 1.4 to default to view at 120%?
I am using Mandrake 9.2 and have a 15 inch monitor with a setting of 1024x768. As you can guess, the text in Mozilla at the normal 100% view is too small. (It could be that I'm getting older and my vision is bad.). If I can default to the 120% view, things look much better.
Look at your /mozilla/defaults/pref directory if you have it or can find it, mine was in /usr/lib. Then open the all.js file and see if you can edit it to make your text larger. I know there is a line height option in it and text options.
Well! I was telling you the hard way! I have Mozilla and with a quick look saw fonts and colors in the edit>preferences>appearance. Just make your fonts as big as you like.
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