words too small on internet I love my new Samsung NC10. However, I find that on some websites, the words shrink in size. While working on facebook, it gradually shrunk down to a size that I can't read, and then went even smaller. Is there a key that I am touching to make that happen? words too small on internet I love my new Samsung NC10. However, I find that on some websites, the words shrink in size. While working on facebook, it gradually shrunk down to a size that I... » Read More words too small on internet I love my new Samsung NC10. However, I find that on some websites, the words shrink in size. While working on facebook, it gradually shrunk down to a size that I can't read, and then went even smaller. Is there a key that I am touching to make that happen? « Show Less
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If you hit the "Ctrl" key and the "+" key at the same time, the text gets larger, and successively larger each time you do it. Similarly "Ctrl" and "-" makes it smaller. That may be what you're inadvertently doing.
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Hello guys. I am in the same boat . Torn between NC10 Special Edition and upcoming NC110. So I went to Samsung website. Difference is NC110 has glossy screen, HD audio according to the site . Everything else is same inc. ability to upgrade ram to 2gb and battery life. Hope this helps a little bit.
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I bought 2 phone that one plus a samsung young, the samsung was small but work very well, the other I couldn't go to anything including my email nor Facebook. I bought them for my trip to Haiti in March. The samsung save me while over there.
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So sorry. I don't know. But I would guess that they are phasing out the one I wrote the wonderful comments about... and replacing it with a newer model. The reason I say that, is when I bought my 2nd one thru Amazon... it said 'only one left'... Hope that helps. nancy
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I am sorry I am still learning how to use my tablet as i have only used it a handful of times...i suggest you write samsung.com and ask so you can get the right response. I wouldnt want to tell you the wrong answer.
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I have the new one. Co-Worker accidently purchased old one after he saw mine. Old one is thicker, but smaller width and height. The thickness would have been a problem for me to fit into my already bulging laptop case, but I didn't have problems with the height/Width. Coworker would not have been able to fit this new version into his laptop case. I personally think that the image quality, stand, the way that the cable exits the unit, and the speed of the monitor are better and worth the extra money if you can support the size.
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Nabi has something called "Mommy/Daddy" mode that allows parents or whoever to get to the REAL tablet functions and internet. My grandson would watch Netflix on his without a problem. There was no app, he just went straight to the website and "Voila!" He still does it. The 4GB memory limitation may be a problem (speedwise) but you can always contact Nabi directly at 1-885-ASK-NABI, https://www.nabitablet.com/support/products/nabijr, or go to their site and chat with a representative. One of my grandson's (the one that uses Netflix, YouTube, and other sites on his) has the Nabi Tablet. My smaller grandson has this one (the 5"). So, far except for the memory. They basically work the same. Another commenter here said she returned the Nabi Jr and got a Kindle for her child. That was a good, and more expensive choice. We have Kindle Fires too. Kindles have parental controls in the "Kindle Freetime" mode and, as she says, you can buy or download apps to them...if you are a little tech-savvy. Problem is the Kindles are not very good choices for kids under 7 unless you are "warrantied-up" or your kid is advance beyond his or her years in handling technology! Your choice. Good luck!
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I find that if there are some problems on the edges, like colored lights or moving things, these can usually be corrected by pressing the picture size button on the Samsung remote until you get the best fit. Otherwise, the problem might be tiling which occurs when the digital picture breaks up. That should be checked out by your satellite or cable provider.
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Each of the Galaxy's have their own unique size. Thus if something is meant for the fit it will only fit the fit. I found this out the hard way.
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I don't own the Samsung Note, but from my brief experience with it, and from comments of others that have used it, its sounds like the Samsung is a lot more responsive. It has a lower screen resolution though.
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Hey, I'm not sure got mines used it was for my 10yr son, he used it for bout a month then said the screen was too small.
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Unfortunately, Ohio Art is now making the screen smaller than they used to (I heard due to Walmart refusing to sell it unless they made it smaller, therefore they could sell it cheaper). Original was like 7"x5"-teeny tiny bit bigger actually. Now they are 6.25"x 4.5". Just like everything else on the shelves getting smaller. Sad:/
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It's an error on the art work. Go for te bigger size it's worth it. I leave one in the car, one at the office, and one at home. Got a lot of compliments by ladies and gentlemen.
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you can change the font size, but once it is turned off you have to change it again. It will always default back to it's standard setting.
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Thanks Mark I did the same thing and now my Canon software runs on the NC 10 at 1024X600 I did the Canon install on 1024x768. 1024x768 mode does not fit on the screen and you have to scroll all over to see icons and displays. Appreciate the help
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The actual display cannot be made larger but the text can. All you need to do is go to the setup section. find the section named "Display". Touch the word Display and you will be presented with a screen with 5 choices. The last choice is "Font Size. When you touch that one you will be presented with 4 choices. Small, Normal, Large, Huge. The default setting would be Normal. Touch Huge to get the largest text possible. Large Text will making the reading part a lot easier. I hope that this helps Jack
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It's not the tv, it 's the content that you are watching that dictates the picture format. I don't have this TV but there may be a picture size function in your tv menu. I know Samsung has a screen fit option, but that stretches the picture as well.