how do i make text smaller in safari by default?

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  1. aleni, Oct 10, 2009

    aleni macrumors 68020

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    having my eyes get used to the 1900x1200 resolution in my 17" unibody macbook pro's screen is probably not good with the macbook air's 1280x800 resolution i use at home, so i need to press "cmd -" every time i browse some pages.

    is there any way to make safari load pages with smaller text size? 1 press of "cmd -" is probably good enough.

    thanks..
     
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  2. Rhalliwell1, Oct 10, 2009

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    you can change the default text size by pressing cmd , (or Safari -> Preferences) in Safari then choose the appearance tab, from there you can change the font.
     
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  3. aleni, Oct 10, 2009

    aleni thread starter macrumors 68020

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    what i meant was zooming out the whole page by one level. so the pictures on it will become smaller too.

    thanks anyway though..
     
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