How to zoom in on a PC

Use keyboard shortcuts to zoom

1. Zoom in. To zoom in, press these three keys together: Option, Command, and Equals sign (=).
2. Zoom out. To zoom out, press these three keys together: Option, Command, and Minus sign (-).
3. Toggle zoom.

If your problem is that the window size is too big for your display, click-hold and drag the bottom right corner of the window to re-size it. If you can’t get to the bottom right corner, click-hold the taskbar of that window and move to the left until the bottom right corner is exposed.

How to Fix Screen Size Too Big or Small on a Mac

1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
2. Go to Displays.
3. Here you can choose between Default for display or Scaled. Default for display gives the sharpest text and most detailed images. Scaled allows you to pick a resolution that best fits your needs.

Answer: A: First press esc button to bring the full screen mode into normal screen , then press command + M to minimize the window in the dock .

1. Open the browser of your choice.
2. To zoom in and out with a keyboard shortcut, hold CTRL and press the + key to zoom in.
3. Hold CTRL and the – key to zoom out.

Double-tap three fingers to zoom to normal. Three-finger drag will enable you to drag the zoomed screen around. Then check your Accesibility Settings: Settings>General>Accessibility>Zoom which you might want to disable.

At the far right of the menu appears a blue background arrows version of the “full screen” icon (with the diagonal arrows) that you used to initiate the app to full screen mode. Select that to toggle out of full screen mode. cmd + alt + esc then Force Quit the offending application.

On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Displays , then click Display Settings. Select your display in the sidebar, then do one of the following, depending on your display: Click the Scaled pop-up menu, then choose a scaled resolution for the display.

Click on System Preferences in the Dock and choose the Scroll and Zoom tab for a demo. Check System preferences > Universal Access (or whatever politically correct name has replaced that). You may have turned on Zoom. In System Preferences, click on Trackpad then choose Scroll and Zoom. Sorry!

There are times when you will find a windows sizing controls have been rendered inaccessible, the most likely cause is from changing the Mac’s resolution by hooking it up and then disconnecting it from an external display, however I have also seen poorly written javascripts resize windows to outrageous proportions as well.

The first method you should try is to click the green button in the window titlebar, this will resize the window to fit to the available screen resolution. Of course, this is assuming you have access to the green zoom button.