Do you mean that the webpage is too big for your computer screen? If you are installing your iPod software or iTunes on your computer, it sounds like the page you are using is somehow too large to see on your computer or browser screen. Is this problem confined to this particular installation process or is it affecting your web browsing generally? It is possible that your web browser settings were changed, either intentionally or inadvertently, to zoom in and increase the display size of a site.
If this is the case, the fix is simple. In Internet Explorer version 7 there is a new page zoom tool that is able to adjust the display size of text, images, charts, tables and frames with easy keyboard shortcuts. To zoom in, press the Ctrl (Control) key at the same time as the + key. To zoom out, use Ctrl and the - key. You can try this a couple times to see if zooming out will get the whole page on the screen. There is also a shrink-to-fit type shortcut that will size the data for the screen by simultaneously pressing Ctrl, Shift and the ‘p’ key. And Ctrl and ‘0′ will set the zoom at full size.
If the problem is that the computer isn’t able to load all the install software that came with your iPod, you can try using the View tab in the tool bar at the top of your computer screen, then adjust the layout, text size or page display settings. If none of this is getting at your problem, you might want to double check that your computer meets the system requirements for the iPod Nano. If you are using a Mac, you need an OS X operating system version 10.4.11 or later and iTunes version 8 or later. If you are using a Windows based system, you need Windows Vista or XP Home or Professional with the Service Pack 3 updates and iTunes version 8 or later.
Kate Dubensky | September 24th, 2008
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