Is it possible to brand the calculator bigger on my computer peak? Windows xp?
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Yes, right click on your desktop and select properties.
Select the settings tab and where on earth it says blind area, move the slider adjectives the way to the not here then click the ok button.
Voila, a much bigger calculator!
In short, no. You can alter the resolution on your monitor to make it appear bigger. But the relative size within pixels will be the same.
I have a sneaking suspicion that making it into a scientific calculator make it bigger, other than that I can't abet, sorry.
Not sure about that exactly - I don`t know you could look at the screen set up- but you can turn it into a quantifiable calculator which is cool, I think, anyway. Just check the drop down on vista.
change itto quantifiable calc
u can push 'view' then click experimental.
Changing your resolution will only sort it appear bigger but it will still take up alike number of pixels (so you'll lose desktop screen space when you amend your resolution -- which might be okay for you)/ The geniuses at microsoft made it not resizeable because of the amount of time it used to bring to make a Window next to lots of buttons, etc., scale.
You might try using Window's Accessability 'Magnifier'
Start > Programs > Accessories > Accessability > Magnifier.
If you're similar to me you probably hate that though... it's enormously 'obtrusive' in my view.
I would also suggest trying CNET's 'download.com' searching for a freeware calculator -- I'm sure someone make a better one.
I use my TI-85 alot, but Calculator is great for programming (HEX and BIN) operations.
Hope that help.
-Tom
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