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mikevostro

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September 21st, 2008 11:00

F8 crt/lcd problem

I accidently pressed Function F8 crt/lcd while I was typing in Word and my screen has gone to 500%.  i've tried to get back to 100%, pressed F8 crt/lcd again, checked display settings and rebooted but in all programs (Word, Excel etc) the screen displays everythingat 500% zoom.

 

Can anyone help me revert the display to normal?  Thanks Mike

  • DeathRider

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    Posted September 21st, 2008 13:00

    Do you have the desktop resolution set to max of the LCD?

    If not, did you try Fn+F7?

    Nevermind. Rereading your post, seems to be a setting in MS Office.

    Have you tried asking this question in the Office/Works Forum?

    http://www.dellcommunity.com/supportforums/board?board.id=sw_office2000
    Message Edited by DeathRider on 09-21-2008 10:03 AM
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    Posted September 22nd, 2008 00:00

    Thanks will try that.
  • stonera1

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    Posted November 25th, 2008 18:00

    Mike, I have this exact same issue with my D630.  Has been the case since Day 1 I purchased it.  Anytime I try to use Fn CRT/LCD it gets locked in a Zoom mode (like the key is stuck) and the only way out is to reboot.  Have you been successful in determining what the issue is?  I have searched high and low on Dell and the Internet and have not had any luck.

  • has12345

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    Posted August 2nd, 2009 10:00



    launch task manager
       processes
          search for Type32 process and kill it. type32 is a Microsoft Intellitype 6.3 process. It should fix your zooming problem.

    why:
          Microsoft Intellitype 6.3 seems to map its zooming function to yes when you type fn-f8.
          Disabling the Zooming functionality in the control panel applet or removing Microsoft Intellitype 6.3 permanently cures the erratic zooming problem.