security image too small: WSN Support

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security image too small

david
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Posted 03/10/06 - 02:54 AM:	#1
Hey Paul, Any way to make the digits/letters in the security image larger? They are too tiny to make out the letters. Thanks David

Paul
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Posted 03/12/06 - 01:09 PM:	#2
The letters actually vary from size 3 to 5 out of 5 (picked randomly). I don't see a way to go larger than 5. Seems easily readable to me though.
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nelgin
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Posted 04/13/06 - 01:04 PM:	#3
I agree, the font image is way too small to be read on my screen. I have a 19" monitor running at 1280 x 1024. I have a lot of trouble because people are running their screens at 800x600 or 1024x768 on their 17" and think it looks just great. Regards Nigel

babrees
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Posted 04/13/06 - 08:39 PM:	#4
Yes, I have a problem reading it too.

befeleme
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Posted 04/14/06 - 01:50 AM:	#5
I have also problem with small security image.

Paul
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Posted 04/14/06 - 10:45 AM:	#6
I can't increase the font size since that's the max, but I can magnify the image... magnified to 1.5x (150x45) in 3.3.14. Edited by Paul on 04/14/06 - 10:50 AM
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