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Re: Low lumination txt editor


de John Jay Smith 06/26/2006 01:53



you can change the width of the marker as much as you like.

Microsoft has these options for the visually impaired.

Go to CONTROL PANEL> ACCESSIBILITY OPTIONS>
DISPLAY [TAB] and there is a slider control there that says
cursor options > width (narrow-wide)

tell me if this helps....


-ken www.computerboom.com


"Morgan Ohlson" <morgan.ohlson@comhem.se> wrote in message
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>
> Low lumination editor
>
> I use the Win32pad (under WinXP) which is a smothe working basic wordpad.
>
> Unforunately the blinking marker is so thin that it almost dissappear
> completly when it's ran under LapTop battery power. Can the thin marker be
> edited or simply changed to a bigger blinking square to be better
> recognised
> at low screen light?
>
> If not... Is there any wordpad that work good (and big marker) at minimum
> screen lighting?
>
> Morgan O.



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