Guest Rickster21a Posted August 9, 2007 Posted August 9, 2007 I created a fresh install of Win XP for a single user. After a few weeks, her web pages are not displaying properly: MSN has white backgrounds (the colors are all wrong), fonts are large or in the wrong format, pictures are likewise not in the right locations. I installed a second user, and the web pages display properly. I have check these items: display settings, font size in the video properties, visualy impaired accesability options (I think), and font sizes in IE 7. I know that it is definately something that she inadvertantly changed, or installed, on a user basis, but how do I find it? If anyone has seen this before, please let me know. Rick Armenta
Guest Rickster21a Posted August 9, 2007 Posted August 9, 2007 RE: Internet Explorer 7 display problems for one user For anyone who is having this same issue, I finally (after months of speratic unsucessful attempts) found the answer to my own qestion on the IE7 newsgroup: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser&mid=c677d7d0-ff6e-4da0-af8d-c9d48f94cb19&sloc=en-us Start>Control Panel>Accessability Options>Display (in Tab)> Uncheck High Visability option This reset all visability problems, then just varified that the font size and XP display color schem were set back to defaults. Rick Armenta New to these newsgroups, but enjoying the information that I am finding. :) "Rickster21a" wrote: > I created a fresh install of Win XP for a single user. After a few weeks, > her web pages are not displaying properly: MSN has white backgrounds (the > colors are all wrong), fonts are large or in the wrong format, pictures are > likewise not in the right locations. I installed a second user, and the web > pages display properly. I have check these items: display settings, font > size in the video properties, visualy impaired accesability options (I > think), and font sizes in IE 7. > > I know that it is definately something that she inadvertantly changed, or > installed, on a user basis, but how do I find it? If anyone has seen this > before, please let me know. > > Rick Armenta
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