Not digging the new format.

[newanatomy]

Sorry, I don't like the new format of the site with the margins on the side. It makes the print too small. My eyes are 49 years old. I hate to have to go get new glasses just to read on this forum.

Just my opinion.

 

[newanatomy]

I just realized it is my computer! Damn, I will have to do some investigating to figure out what the hell I did to cause this! Ugh, disregard my stupidity!

 

[chevtow]

Hahahaha

 

[southernlady]

Sorry, I don't like the new format of the site with the margins on the side. It makes the print too small. My eyes are 49 years old. I hate to have to go get new glasses just to read on this forum.

Just my opinion.

I just realized it is my computer! Damn, I will have to do some investigating to figure out what the hell I did to cause this! Ugh, disregard my stupidity!

I was gonna say, NA, nothing had changed in the last 3ish months...not since the last update.

 

[southernlady]

Okay, NA, what type of computer? Windows or a Mac? If Windows, which version of the Operating system (7, 8, 10, etc). What browser and what version. Example, right now I am using Windows 10 (my Mac is in the shop), with the Firefox browser, version 41.0.1 (newest one).

 

[Kassandra]

@newanatomy if using Windows try holding down the control button and continue to press the plus button at the same time to increase the screen size/ text size. (Ctrl and +). Margins sound like the screen size may have gotten reduced. Same thing to reduce it if you want except use the minus instead of plus.

 

[newanatomy]

@newanatomy if using Windows try holding down the control button and continue to press the plus button at the same time to increase the screen size/ text size. (Ctrl and +). Margins sound like the screen size may have gotten reduced. Same thing to reduce it if you want except use the minus instead of plus.

Holy cow, you fixed it!! Thank you. Since realizing my mistake I have been searching online how to fix it. I wiped my keyboard yesterday, I think I must have screwed it up then. This worked though, thanks!!

 

[newanatomy]

Okay, NA, what type of computer? Windows or a Mac? If Windows, which version of the Operating system (7, 8, 10, etc). What browser and what version. Example, right now I am using Windows 10 (my Mac is in the shop), with the Firefox browser, version 41.0.1 (newest one).

I am using windows 10. But, luckily @Kassandra fixed my computer issue. Now if only someone could fix my brain issues.

 

[newanatomy]

Hahahaha

A brain is a terrible thing to waste!

 

[southernlady]

I am using windows 10. But, luckily @Kassandra fixed my computer issue. Now if only someone could fix my brain issues.

Another way to fix it is holding control and using the scroll wheel of the mouse to adjust the size.

 

[newanatomy]

Another way to fix it is holding control and using the scroll wheel of the mouse to adjust the size.

I must have managed to do something like that while I was cleaning yesterday, what a goofball!

 

[robs477]

It must be really very time consuming dyeing those blond roots auburn/red. You do such a great job though! No one would have ever known before this post that you were really a “natural Blond”…

Jus kidding…lol...Yeah, that’s why computer keyboards always stay so dusty and dirty. Every time I try to clean mine something always screws up. And yes, I know, you can just un-plug the damn thing and clean it etc, but, when you’re in a hurry and the “Dust Bunny” is on a mission….nothing gets in the way, right?

 

[southernlady]

And yes, I know, you can just un-plug the damn thing and clean it etc, but, when you’re in a hurry and the “Dust Bunny” is on a mission….nothing gets in the way, right?

1) Spray canned air for surface dust
2) Keyboards (certain types) CAN be run thru the dishwasher: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001242.htm Caveat: I HAVE NEVER done this but many have. And now that all MY keyboards are part of my laptop, not gonna happen now.

 

[newanatomy]

I usually wipe the keyboard of my laptop before I turn it on. When I did it this time, it was rebooting after installing some updates. Just bad timing on my part and mine is also a laptop.

It must be really very time consuming dyeing those blond roots auburn/red. You do such a great job though! No one would have ever known before this post that you were really a “natural Blond”…

Jus kidding…lol...Yeah, that’s why computer keyboards always stay so dusty and dirty. Every time I try to clean mine something always screws up. And yes, I know, you can just un-plug the damn thing and clean it etc, but, when you’re in a hurry and the “Dust Bunny” is on a mission….nothing gets in the way, right?

I was born a blond! My hair gradually darkened at around age twelve. The color I have now is doled out by my lovely hair stylist.

 

[BebeZed]

1) Spray canned air for surface dust
2) Keyboards (certain types) CAN be run thru the dishwasher: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001242.htm Caveat: I HAVE NEVER done this but many have. And now that all MY keyboards are part of my laptop, not gonna happen now.

While I know some people do put their keyboards in the dishwasher, I wouldn't unless you dismantle the keyboard and verify that everything can be handle the heat - if it has a rubber-like insert, I would either forget about the dishwasher or turn off the heating element. I dismantle my MS Ergo 4000s fully and dunk various parts in a tub of warm water to clean... if the contacts need to be cleaned, I use a non-residue contact cleaner (can't think of the name right now). I leave it disassembled for a couple of days to dry thoroughly before reassembling it all for use.