Can't find apply button

Bill,
I have the same problem as Winflield but in MSN, not in Outlook.
I searched in here because the group is called Vista General Discussion, not
OS.
I've encountered this problem in OSs before Vista in Hotmail, if memory
doesn't fail me, but in the new mini PCs, with their minute fonts it happens
frequently.
The end of the pages is under (below) the bottom of the screen and the
right-hand side slide bar is not displayed, so there is no way to access the
Apply or Accept or Enter buttons in the different applications.
So yes, maybe it is an OS question...
Thank you in advance,
Adriana

"Bill Daggett" wrote:

> Winfield <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >What my Dad is talking about is in Outlook express he clicks on options
>
> [snip]
>
> 1) Outlook Exress doesn't exist in Vista.
> 2) This group isn't for discussing anything but Vista OS problems.
>
> Try asking about your problem in an Outlook Express group where those
> experts hang out:
>
> microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
>

Adriana

Change the screen resolution to fit the screen properly. Have no idea what you are
set at present but make it smaller

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Peter

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"AdrianaMex" <AdrianaMex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A42D3773-F19F-4CF7-9375-CD030BF1A3BD@microsoft.com...
> Bill,
> I have the same problem as Winflield but in MSN, not in Outlook.
> I searched in here because the group is called Vista General Discussion, not
> OS.
> I've encountered this problem in OSs before Vista in Hotmail, if memory
> doesn't fail me, but in the new mini PCs, with their minute fonts it happens
> frequently.
> The end of the pages is under (below) the bottom of the screen and the
> right-hand side slide bar is not displayed, so there is no way to access the
> Apply or Accept or Enter buttons in the different applications.
> So yes, maybe it is an OS question...
> Thank you in advance,
> Adriana
>
> "Bill Daggett" wrote:
>
>> Winfield <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >What my Dad is talking about is in Outlook express he clicks on options
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> 1) Outlook Exress doesn't exist in Vista.
>> 2) This group isn't for discussing anything but Vista OS problems.
>>
>> Try asking about your problem in an Outlook Express group where those
>> experts hang out:
>>
>> microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
>>

Problem is poor programming, not specifically the OS. The programmer
specified a fixed size for the display window and determined that the text
and buttons would fit in that fixed window based on the 'standard'
font/character size in the 'standard' (often English) language. Because the
programmer 'knew' everything would fit he did not implement the scroll bars.

The only solution ?? that I know is to go back to the normal font size (on a
netbook with a good screen that can be pretty tiny).

"AdrianaMex" <AdrianaMex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A42D3773-F19F-4CF7-9375-CD030BF1A3BD@microsoft.com...
> Bill,
> I have the same problem as Winflield but in MSN, not in Outlook.
> I searched in here because the group is called Vista General Discussion,
> not
> OS.
> I've encountered this problem in OSs before Vista in Hotmail, if memory
> doesn't fail me, but in the new mini PCs, with their minute fonts it
> happens
> frequently.
> The end of the pages is under (below) the bottom of the screen and the
> right-hand side slide bar is not displayed, so there is no way to access
> the
> Apply or Accept or Enter buttons in the different applications.
> So yes, maybe it is an OS question...
> Thank you in advance,
> Adriana
>
> "Bill Daggett" wrote:
>
>> Winfield <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >What my Dad is talking about is in Outlook express he clicks on options
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> 1) Outlook Exress doesn't exist in Vista.
>> 2) This group isn't for discussing anything but Vista OS problems.
>>
>> Try asking about your problem in an Outlook Express group where those
>> experts hang out:
>>
>> microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
>>