Page too large for screen

To reinforce what LUKE1 said; in the display settings (“right-click anywhere on the screen -> Properties -> Settings -> Resolution”) there is the color quality = 256 colors / 16 bits / 32 bits and the screen resolution = 800 X 600 / 1024 X 768 / etc... this is the one to adjust; the higher the value, the more visible your desktop (homepage) becomes on the screen.

the browser is the software that allows you to navigate the internet (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape, etc...).

after resizing your desktop, restart your machine and I believe it will work.

Once again, ditch your Internet Explorer and Mozilla!
Use another browser like Google Chrome > Search on Google.
Try it and see what happens.

Let me know the result and you can also try right away by opening a page and pressing F11...

See you!

Hello,

I don’t think the problem is better solved with Chrome; for this kind of issue, with Firefox, you just need to set the page as you desire and then, instead of closing with the little cross at the top, go to File --> Quit. Closing this way allows Firefox to save all its settings and restart as it was closed, which is not the case with closing via the red cross. However, if the settings are changed again, it may need to be adjusted in the same way. Google Chrome isn’t a powerhouse; it is fast, true, but unlike Opera and Firefox, for example, it cannot read APNGs, is very limited in terms of extensions, etc., which is quite ironic for a so-called next-generation browser when the others (definitely not IE and Safari, I don’t know) have been able to do this for a long time...

Luke.

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Good evening,

Try to restore the system to a date prior to your bug

Under XP - Start - all programs - accessories - system tools - system restore.

Maybe under Vista, similar operation

tutors for vista

http://www.libellules.ch/restauration_system_vista.php

Good evening

vege

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Hello,

You need to change your screen resolution in your control panel and display settings.

Here is the problem in question solved for me.

I was trying to zoom in the tools tab, either to enlarge or reduce my homepage, to make it easier to view, and it worked only while I stayed on the page without leaving. But when I left my homepage and came back later, I always returned to the original state. I searched and searched for the problem and finally realized that the culprits were the famous toolbars at the top of our homepage, which often infiltrate without our knowledge when we download software, and they were responsible for all this. Over time, we become overwhelmed by them. I gradually uninstalled them, and everything was back to normal; the zoom I chose for my homepage remained permanent. I had already read a question about this problem where a guy, desperate, called Microsoft itself, I believe, and after many explanations from him about the issue, they told him that there was nothing to be done and that he had to zoom every time he returned to his homepage. Well! That was an incorrect response because I found a valid explanation, among others that will surely be added, to explain the cause of the zoom failure on his homepage. I can tell you that this happened to me twice, and each time I uninstalled that infamous responsible toolbar. You can completely remove them in the control panel. You have to be wary of those infamous toolbars that add themselves without your knowledge because they are often intruders that enter your computer and cause you many problems.
So I suggest you eliminate them as much as possible.

Analyst