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| #1karasuaSep 17, 2011 13:12:15 | Does the new online Character Builder allow you to zoom out (expand the viewing area of the character page) like the older version did. I am visually impaired and cannot see the print without enlarging the screen. The change to the new version has make it nearly useless to me, I am unable to expand the tiny print to fit my screen. It leaves me asking the question, "Does Wizards of the Coast discriminate against the disabled, and what actions can I take to have this corrected?" |
| #2kenjoonSep 17, 2011 19:12:11 | Does the new online Character Builder allow you to zoom out (expand the viewing area of the character page) like the older version did. I am visually impaired and cannot see the print without enlarging the screen. The change to the new version has make it nearly useless to me, I am unable to expand the tiny print to fit my screen. It leaves me asking the question, "Does Wizards of the Coast discriminate against the disabled, and what actions can I take to have this corrected?" Windows has the built in "magnifier". Not sure what's available on other OS's such as Mac. |
| #3karasuaSep 17, 2011 22:40:34 | It works but is not as easy to useor as effective as the zoom function that was available in the older character builder. |
| #4kalliusSep 21, 2011 3:53:46 | Best bet is to use the fullscreen function of your browser. Only other options is to get a larger screen :P |
| #5OompaSep 21, 2011 10:00:55 | Save the sheet as a PDF file and use the zoom function of a PDF-viewer ![]() |
| #6SabsterSep 29, 2011 17:47:51 | Save the sheet as a PDF file and use the zoom function of a PDF-viewer This is a good idea - and speaking of this; I wish there were a way to set the number of powers per page. My current character is 4th level and already has 3 of them listed - if I add more weapons (so the top is smaller); it starts to get pretty crowded. |