Yes. Select columns A-h, hold down your control key, and hit the + key on the number keypad. It'll ask you if you want to move things down or to the right.

Hello Listers, Is there a way to insert extra rows in Excel for only columns A through H for example? Thank you, and Seasons Greetings, Kevin.

Brian, thanks for your assistance. I now know what to do in the future, if the problem rears its ugly head. I don't know why this is happening, but just now things on the Net seem to be working as

Maria, What version of Windows are you running? Is this problem limited to IE or do you have the same size issues with the other browsers as well? I wish I could help more, but I am truly

It's a 15 inch screen, but when I do what Brian said to do with the control plus numpad plus all is well for him then. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will

Maybe you simply need a larger screen so that your hubby can read it more easily. How large is your laptop screen? Gerald

Not on my laptop for whatever reason, as hubby is always complaining about the small size of text and screen on web pages. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God

 Hi Maria, When you get the message that Maximize is unavailable, this means that the screen is already maximized. Also, if you press, F11, this puts the screen in Full Screen mode, & this mode

I mean that neither the alt plus space bar nor the f 11 work to increase screen size on web pages. The control plus the num pad plus works fine but it means turning my numlock on then off again for

Maria, MS-Paint has been included with every version of Windows since Windows made its debut. So, unless you have had someone do some really odd modifications to your system, it's still

That doesn't work either. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make you.

I don't have an imaging processing program. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make you.

try hitting f11.

Maria, The default, unless you as an end user change it for a specific web page, is for the browser to present the page at 100%. Now, if you're using something like a screen magnifier that

I'm not sure then. I've never encountered that problem. -- Check out my blog www.angellic23.wordpress.com

Thanks but is there a way to just get the size to stay the same for each web page or does it have to be changed each time? I prefer IE, but son and hubby like Firefox. -- Sunny Day Maria

Maria, May I ask what web browser you are using? No matter which one you're using generally CTRL+Num Pad Plus will increase the size/magnification of a web page being displayed and

That doesn't work. It says maximize unavailable. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make you.

Try hitting Alt plus spacebar and then the letter x. -- Check out my blog www.angellic23.wordpress.com

This question is more blind-related than JAWS-related. My web pages seem to open in very small print and in a very small screen configuration, making it hard for hubby to help me when I need his eyes