> You can change the "View Size." The font doesn't change but it makes
> the whole document larger or smaller based on your needs.
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> Julie
along this same vein choose "fit to width" will expand the width to take
up almost the entire width of the screen leaving just a few pixels on
each side. on both my machines a laptop and a desktop that use 17"
screens that averages out to about 160%.

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