One of my favorite tricks in OS X is the zoom feature. I can blow tiny UI elements up to a huge size so my students can see those teeny flippy triangles in all those Macromedia apps. Long have I sought a version of this on Windows. Microsoft's little task bar replacement ain't cutting it. But it looks like
Zoomin will fit the bill nicely. Zoomin even provides a little windowed interface with color reporting tools. Another simple but effective app. There's even the source code available.
Tags: display, freeware, microsoft, opensource, zoom
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Subscribe to commentsRadiant SilvergunSep 12th 2005 4:14PM
Im Windows XP the tool is Magnifier and it is under Start > Programs > Accessories > Accessibility
When you start it, a dialog box appears and says it provides minimal functionality, and a link to tools with more functionality: http://www.microsoft.com/enable/