
There should now be a percentage in the bottom right hand corner with a plus next to it – clicking on this will make the page bigger. If you use Internet Explorer, you can also have a Zoom control in the bottom right hand corner of the window – if you can’t see this, do a right mouse click right at the top of the window, now left click on Status Bar – it should put a tick next to it.

Click on the webpage to close the Settings pane. Use your mouse with the left button held down to drag the slider to the right to increase the Zoom or left to decrease it. Step 4: You will see the word ‘Zoom’ next to a slide control. Step 1: Open the Charms Bar by pointing your mouse at the bottom or top right corner of the screen. In the new Windows 8 Metro version of IE10, this is how you can fix the level of ‘Zoom’ for all websites by following these steps: If you over do it, Ctrl – (Ctrl & minus) will make it smaller again. Ctrl + - if you don’t have a scroll wheel, hold down the Ctrl key and press the + (plus) key to make the page bigger.Wheel it towards you to make the page smaller. Ctrl + scroll wheel - if you use a mouse with a scroll wheel (usually between the two buttons on a standard mouse) wheel it gently away from you while holding down the Ctrl key on the keyboard.

If you have difficulty reading web pages because the text is too small, it’s very easy to ‘Zoom in’ and make the whole page bigger.
