Hello,
I thougt there is a way to change the size of Excel's own user forms
and wizards .
This would be handy in seminars , as the students can read them
better on a remote screen.
Although I suppose this is a Windows subject, I dare to ask the
question here.
Can you help me?

Thank you very much

If I 'm understanding what you're wanting to do, I can think of two ways to
accomplish this.
1-You can change the percentage in your status bar at the very bottom right
(if you don't see the Status Bar, click ViewToolbarsStatus Bar. Increasing
the percentage will increase the page size in your window.
2-You could also use the Zoom function and change the % by clicking
ViewZoom%.
Hope this helps you.
--
Virg


"Herman" wrote:

Hello,
I thougt there is a way to change the size of Excel's own user forms
and wizards .
This would be handy in seminars , as the students can read them
better on a remote screen.
Although I suppose this is a Windows subject, I dare to ask the
question here.
Can you help me?

Thank you very much

On 5 jul, 10:17, Virg wrote:
If I 'm understanding what you're wanting to do, I can think of two ways to
accomplish this.
1-You can change the percentage in your status bar at the very bottom right
(if you don't see the Status Bar, click ViewToolbarsStatus Bar. Increasing
the percentage will increase the page size in your window.
2-You could also use the Zoom function and change *the % by clicking
ViewZoom%.
Hope this helps you.
--
Virg



"Herman" wrote:
Hello,
I thougt there is a way to change the size of Excel's own user forms
and wizards .
This would be handy in seminars , as the students can read *them
better on a remote screen.
Although I suppose this is a Windows subject, I dare to ask the
question here.
Can you help me?

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Yes, I'm familiar with the zoom but what I want is to see some objects
in a larger size.
Like If I call a function, I'd like to see the wizard enlarged with a
larger font size etc..
The size of the function wizard does apparently not folow the zoom.
Thanks anyway, Virg.
Herman