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The user is experiencing display issues with a webpage on their Windows 7 desktop, where text lines are wrapped more than on their Windows 10 laptop. They inquire about adjusting the screen format or margins to improve line visibility. Others ask for a screenshot, but the user provides a detailed description of the formatting problem and asks if there's a way to reset the page margins, seeking advice on resolving the wrapping issue.
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skylark368

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My W7 desk top web page is not sufficiently wide on screen to allow full lines of print so I get wrapping, on title lines and others. My W10 laptop on the same pages shows full line presentation. Is there any way of altering the screen format to allow full lines to be shown?
 

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An image from 'W7 web page format on screen'. List of dog show winners and class placements for Norfolk Terriers.

Sorry should have reduced it. It is fiddling really but it can lead to funny results where names are carried over. You can see on3/4 lines up that Br and Exhs is seperated it could be that they are two different people but not shown. It is only this one page that has this cutout. At the top the names are split by wrapping. I really only need to know if there is a way to reset margins. Any help appreciated.
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An image from 'W7 web page format on screen'. List of dog show winners and class placements for Norfolk Terriers.

Sorry should have reduced it. It is fiddling really but it can lead to funny results where names are carried over. You can see on3/4 lines up that Br and Exhs is seperated it could be that they are two different people but not shown. It is only this one page that has this cutout. At the top the names are split by wrapping. I really only need to know if there is a way to reset margins. Any help appreciated.
 

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