MY SCREEN IS TO BIG . MY RIGHT MARGIN IS TO FAR OVER AND I dont KNOW HOW TO REDUCE. I LOSE PART OF EVERY PAGE?

Question

THE RIGHT MARGIN IS JUST TO FAR OVER. EVEN IF I USE THE REDUCE BAR ON TOP RIGHT. IM NOT TO COMPUTER LITERATE, BUT IVE TRIED EVERYTHING. IM WINDOWS 20003? HOW CAN I REDUCE THE SCREEN SIZE? EXAMPLE: CANT GET ALL OF DAILY CALENDER.

Answer 1

And you talk in caps... which is considered yelling when typing online, and rude and annoying all in one package! WOOHOO! Congrats! hehe
Anyways....
Right click on blank spot on desktop
Select Properties
Select Settings tab
Click on Screen Resolution knob/thing and move it to the Right.
Click on Apply
Click yes.

Answer 2

Here's one solution: when you open a page, always look for this sign: "Printer Friendly." Click on that. "Printer version." Or that. Or "Print this page." In each case, your computer will burp, and suddenly the whole thing will be reduced and ready to print. When you poke the "print" button, the copy you will receive from your printer will look like someone at the newspaper office made you a specially printed version that fits perfectly on that blank paper you just ran through your printer. However, there is a catch. Some websites will not have the "printer friendly" option. And then you just have to take your chances, and what usually happens without the "Printer friendly" option is exactly what you have described above as the problem. I have only been dubbing with computers since this February, but I do know about always looking for that "Printer Friendly" sign. When you click on it, your problems are over. I hope someone else will give you an even better answer, but this one will help I think, at least, some. By the way, just so you know, when you use all capitals, IT IS LIKE SHOUTING AT PEOPLE. I used to do the all-capitals thing when I first logged onto the Internet, but people gently reminded me to use lower case because they could read it just fine. So these days, I compromise and use a writing style that is just like reading a letter. Have a great summer and I hope you avoid some of the heat that is bothering everybody. Sent to you from Chris in South Portland, Maine, U.S.A. 10:15 P.M. Tuesday evening here in the states... (I am 63 years old.)

Answer 3

Click start
control panal
display
settings
now adjust your screen to fit your needs.
Hope this helps:)

Answer 4

Your screen resolution may be to low.
Right click on desktop, click on properties, click on settings tab. You can adjust your sceen resolution there.