I'm guessing this is in your browser. Hold down the ctrl key while tapping the minus key will make it smaller (the plus key will make it larger) but this will only work temporarily. If you tell us which browser you use (IE, Firefox, Netscape, Opera) someone will give you instructions for a fix that will last.

I know how to change it, just don't know which one or if the old one I was using is still available. Judy, I like comic sans for e-mailing but it's not the one I was using. ) :

Fonts are tricky. It all depends on how current your fonts are or how old the fonts were that the person that originally designed this piece used. Every 3-5 years the font houses update their font libraries and tweak the way fonts display (all an effort to get publishers to buy new updated fonts every so many years). For home use it shouldn't be a problem but if you line up your Arial Bold along beside someone elses Arial Bold they may not display exactly alike. I use Adobe Indesign and Photoshop which allows me to place your image into a document and overlay it with an empty text box. I can then guess at the font, type in the text and change its color to something other than black. Then I can slide it over on top of the original text and see if it is a complete match. If it isn't I can highlight the text in both the image and my font control tool and by using my arrow buttons on my keyboard advance through all the fonts on my system to see which font does match up. I came up with: top line: Neutra Display - Bold - with the leading set at 240 second line: Avenir LT Std - 35 Light - with a scrambled leading throughout the text line (you'll have to tweak it letter by letter to make a true match)

Did a search on Google and found this site. Think it's the same font. Becky Here is a link that might be useful: mouse and cheese font