Lines of text overlap

I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't see
my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap with
the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read them. I do
a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can view perfectly.
But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can attach to an e mail the
same thing occurs-making the charts almost impossible for me to read. But
when I e mail this chart most recipients can read it. I wonder what the
problem could be.
John

Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size

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"buchan" <> wrote in message
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> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't see
> my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap with the
> line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read them. I do a lot
> of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can view perfectly. But if I
> put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can attach to an e mail the same thing
> occurs-making the charts almost impossible for me to read. But when I e mail
> this chart most recipients can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
> John
>

One possible cause is that the dpi setting is to high, I have seen this
myself. If you have set the dpi to enlarge the text then by resetting it to
normal should help.
"Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message
news:8BE81298-B079-431F-B992-...
> Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size
>
> --
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "buchan" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't
>> see my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
>> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap
>> with the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read
>> them. I do a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can
>> view perfectly. But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can
>> attach to an e mail the same thing occurs-making the charts almost
>> impossible for me to read. But when I e mail this chart most recipients
>> can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
>> John
>>
>
>

If I change the text size from medium to smallest it does help on one
website but doesn't help on my genealogy charts that I have produced in my
Word program.
"Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message
news:8BE81298-B079-431F-B992-...
> Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size
>
> --
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "buchan" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't
>> see my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
>> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap
>> with the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read
>> them. I do a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can
>> view perfectly. But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can
>> attach to an e mail the same thing occurs-making the charts almost
>> impossible for me to read. But when I e mail this chart most recipients
>> can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
>> John
>>
>
>

So when I change the text size to smallest it is too small when I go to
other websites. Hmm.
"Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message
news:8BE81298-B079-431F-B992-...
> Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size
>
> --
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "buchan" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't
>> see my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
>> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap
>> with the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read
>> them. I do a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can
>> view perfectly. But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can
>> attach to an e mail the same thing occurs-making the charts almost
>> impossible for me to read. But when I e mail this chart most recipients
>> can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
>> John
>>
>
>

I guess dpi is dots per inch. I don't know where you set that.
I did have to enlarge the text as it was tiny on most websites. I enlarged
it by tools, internet options, accessibility and then checking the two boxes
to do with font size.
"John Lee Brown" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> One possible cause is that the dpi setting is to high, I have seen this
> myself. If you have set the dpi to enlarge the text then by resetting it
> to normal should help.
> "Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message
> news:8BE81298-B079-431F-B992-...
>> Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size
>>
>> --
>> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>> GO BEARS!
>>
>>
>> "buchan" <> wrote in message
>> news:%...
>>> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and didn't
>>> see my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
>>> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap
>>> with the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read
>>> them. I do a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can
>>> view perfectly. But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can
>>> attach to an e mail the same thing occurs-making the charts almost
>>> impossible for me to read. But when I e mail this chart most recipients
>>> can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
>>> John
>>>
>>
>>
>

I see how to change dpi now. Mine is already set at Large scale so that
won't help will it?
"buchan" <> wrote in message
news:OdpQ$...
>I guess dpi is dots per inch. I don't know where you set that.
> I did have to enlarge the text as it was tiny on most websites. I enlarged
> it by tools, internet options, accessibility and then checking the two
> boxes to do with font size.
> "John Lee Brown" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> One possible cause is that the dpi setting is to high, I have seen this
>> myself. If you have set the dpi to enlarge the text then by resetting it
>> to normal should help.
>> "Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message
>> news:8BE81298-B079-431F-B992-...
>>> Internet Explorer: Menu (ALT if not visible). View > Test Size
>>>
>>> --
>>> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>>> GO BEARS!
>>>
>>>
>>> "buchan" <> wrote in message
>>> news:%...
>>>> I've finally finished scanning all the thousands of old posts and
>>>> didn't see my problem mentioned although it could well have been.
>>>> When I view certain websites the words in one horizontal line overlap
>>>> with the line underneath it. Sometimes it makes it impossible to read
>>>> them. I do a lot of genealogy. I print out various charts which I can
>>>> view perfectly. But if I put this chart in a form (rtf) that I can
>>>> attach to an e mail the same thing occurs-making the charts almost
>>>> impossible for me to read. But when I e mail this chart most recipients
>>>> can read it. I wonder what the problem could be.
>>>> John
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>