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My mom has really terrible vision, and glasses can't fix it, so she thought maybe getting another laptop with the best resolution available would help. I doubt it works that way, but if you guys thing there's something to it, please let me know.
Can your mom just enlarge the print? I keep mine at about 125%, sometimes higher. I know that sounds too simple, but that is also what we do with visually-impaired students--we take the font up. True, it is not the easiest to have huge words on a screen, but it seems to help.
I would also talk to her eye doctor for suggestions, if you have not already done so.
My mom has really terrible vision, and glasses can't fix it, so she thought maybe getting another laptop with the best resolution available would help. I doubt it works that way, but if you guys thing there's something to it, please let me know.
Has you/your Mom tried using the Windows Accessibility Features?
She's tried making the text bigger; it doesn't work.
can't someone help her do it has it does work ;she might be doing it wrong. I go one with a anti-glare coating for older people if buying a new monitor and even then size of print isn't larger. I am using a 27 inch and print is same size as my 17 inch.
can't someone help her do it has it does work ;she might be doing it wrong. I go one with a anti-glare coating for older people if buying a new monitor and even then size of print isn't larger. I am using a 27 inch and print is same size as my 17 inch.
Go to tools on your browser and raise your Zoom to a higher number.
She's tried making the text bigger; it doesn't work.
Doesn't work as in doesn't make the text bigger or she still can't read it?
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