The lettering on the their webpage is so small I can’t read the page, has this happened to anyone else?
It looks fine to me.
If you are using IE you can adjust the text size of most web pages:
From the menu select VIEW, select TEXT SIZE, and then, from the five sizes available, elect the size of text you want (the default is medium).
Hi Rene,
Try this, Go to the menu at the top on your Internet Explorer Window. Click on View and then click on text size and choose a larger text. This might fix the problem. It might make all the other pages you view larger too but you can go back and choose the one you had originally when you are finished with Steve’s site.
Kathy
Edited because Gary beat me to it. Ha Ha
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[ This Message was edited by: chattiekathy on 2002-09-06 13:15 ]
I have AOL, can someone help me with that?
I found this on the web but I don’t know what versions of the AOL browser it applies to:
Select My AOL, then Preferences and click the WWW icon. In Advanced Settings, select Browser Display and choose an appropriate text size.
Hey thanks! I found the problem! Because windows xp has Internet explorer, I had to open IE click on view and then resize font size close out of that and then open AOL and it solved the problem. You guys/gals are Great! One other question, is euro dollars the same as us funds.!
Close to it, right now. Go to http://www.xe.com for a currency converter.
Rene, at the moment the value of 1 Euro (that’s just “Euro” not “Euro Dollar”) is about the same as a US dollar but they are completely different currencies so they are both subject to fluctuation in value.
You can make purchases in Euro on your American credit card and the credit card company will automatically take care of the conversion of Euro to US dollar. It might be worth giving the credit card company a call to see if you will incur any additional service charges when purchasing in any foreign currency. Some credit companies at a small flat rate fee or percentage to the foreign currency purchase price. Best of luck 
[Edited to correct a typo]
[ This Message was edited by: garycrosby on 2002-09-06 15:41 ]
Thanks so much! I have never been at a Forum where there are so many people willing to help one another. Geeze, it feels good for a change.
Hi Roycus-tom,
You are right. These folks are the greatest. Maybe there’s something about people who play an instrument called a “whistle” (coughs lightly, looks down, shuffles feet, hands in the fig leaf position.) How different we might all be if we played the Concert Grand Piano Forte (sniffs, looks off towards the corner, back straight as a rod, thumbs hooked in suspenders).