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OK, thanks for the advice, then maybe you can point me where to look for this code: I'll put a zoom icon for zoom in/out and want that to zoom the screen for them (since most users don't know ctrl+scroll). Thx
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OK, thanks for the advice, then maybe you can point me where to look for this code: I'll put a zoom icon for zoom in/out and want that to zoom the screen for them (since most users don't know ctrl+scroll). Thx

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hello, how is this going? did you find a solution? can we help with something else?
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hello, how is this going? did you find a solution? can we help with something else?

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I generally create web pages that don't scale well to browsers unless you zoom out a little (i.e. <a href="http://www.themarketblock.com" rel="ugc">http://www.themarketblock.com</a>&nbsp;) Rather than redesign the page to a smaller scale, and being lazy, I'm hoping somebody hascode or a link to code (asp/php/java) that would force the visitors browser to zoom out. The code could be any language. TIA
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I generally create web pages that don't scale well to browsers unless you zoom out a little (i.e. http://www.themarketblock.com ) Rather than redesign the page to a smaller scale, and being lazy, I'm hoping somebody hascode or a link to code (asp/php/java) that would force the visitors browser to zoom out. The code could be any language. TIA

force firefox or ie to zoom out on page load

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