And, as a present to himself, he's added an XML feed. Brian's law blog provides general legal commentary with a focus on West Virginia Law. Congratulations Brian!
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You have the power to make the text on web pages that you visit smaller or larger. My default is set to "medium" but I can change it to make the text default to a larger size or a smaller size by going to "View" in the drop menu and choosing "Text Size" and then setting it to a size I prefer.
You can do the same thing. I've given the steps for Internet Explorer, but the principle is the same for Netscape, Mozilla, and other browsers.
I'm surprised at how many people don't know about this feature of browsers. Of course, I didn't know about it either until recently.
Hope that helps some of you improve your web browsing experience. No need to thank me, but donations to the EFF would be appreciated.
You have the power to make the text on web pages that you visit smaller or larger. My default is set to "medium" but I can change it to make the text default to a larger size or a smaller size by going to "View" in the drop menu and choosing "Text Size" and then setting it to a size I prefer.
