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Back at school we had a VCR-sized instrument called a vector voltmeter, which somehow measured voltage and phase angle. Doing a Google search, I see that they still exist.
You should be able to get the same result reading a scope display.

Do anyone ever use this thing nowadays when troubleshooting polyphase circuits?
 
This is weird

This is weird

Here's the default font size.
Here's size 1
Here's size 3
Here's size 5
 
Size one appears larger to me than the default size. Is it the same for you guys?
 
Lxnxjxhx said:
Here's the default font size.
Here's size 1
Here's size 3
Here's size 5
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If you are using Internet Explorer

Click "Tools" > Click "Internet Options" > Click "Accessibility".

Uncheck "Ignore Font Sizes Specified On Web pages"
 
Lxnxjxhx said:
Here's the default font size.
Here's size 1
Here's size 3
Here's size 5
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Size 2 is the default. Size 1 is too small to read!

Now to the original post, I've never used one. I do have a VCR though. Somewhere.
 
Book antigua Size 3
Century Gothic Size 3Garamond size 3
Times New Roman size 3

I don't want it so large I appear to be shouting (Size 5).
 
It also depends on the size of font that your computer displays. I can change the size of the letters without changing font sizes by pressing "CTRL" and running the wheel on my mouse up and down. Changes the text on the screen smaller/larger.
 
running the wheel

running the wheel

Now that you mention it, it also works on my computer.

Ay, yi, yi, I'm going back to default values, shown here, since I don't want to pursue a master's degree in font technology.
 
Lxnxjxhx said:
Ay, yi, yi, I'm going back to default values, shown here, since I don't want to pursue a master's degree in font technology.
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