Strange Formatting on web page littlenemo 12/23/2008 9:16:01 PM I regularly visit Google News on the web, but this morning I encountered a strange formatting for their site. It was huge, like a size 30 font, and only half the page width showed. I have never run into this problem at the Google News site before. I have also occasionally run into pages at other sites which have formats which don't fit my display nicely--huge fonts, with text in columns consisting of only a few words per line with weird line breaks like a couple of characters from a single syllable word spread over 2 lines, etc. Is this a problem with IE, or is something else involved, and is there any way I can get around it or correct it? There don't seem to be any controls which I can use to correct it. -- little nemo in slumberland

Re: Strange Formatting on web page "Danny Sanders" <DSanders[ at ]NOSPAMciber.com> 12/23/2008 9:25:09 PM What happens if you change the test size? View - text size - (select something smaller than what is selected) hth DDS "littlenemo" <littlenemo[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8955A1E9-4A22-4496-95F0-6097FD325977[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] >I regularly visit Google News on the web, but this morning I encountered a > strange formatting for their site. It was huge, like a size 30 font, and > only half the page width showed. I have never run into this problem at > the > Google News site before. I have also occasionally run into pages at other > sites which have formats which don't fit my display nicely--huge fonts, > with > text in columns consisting of only a few words per line with weird line > breaks like a couple of characters from a single syllable word spread over > 2 > lines, etc. > > Is this a problem with IE, or is something else involved, and is there any > way I can get around it or correct it? There don't seem to be any > controls > which I can use to correct it. > -- > little nemo in slumberland