<p>Help, help, help! I was looking for the n-yay (the n with the line over it) typing in Spanish today (yes, bad idea I know by oh well) and ended up shrinking the whole document down to a microscopic size. I don’t want to have to re-type the blessed thing. If anyone knows how to make it normal size again, I’d truly appreciate it!</p>
<p>TIA.</p>
<p>I think that if you look in the lower right hand corner of the screen you will see a slider bar with - and + symbols. Slide it towards the plus. </p>
<p>That works in Word 2011, anyway.</p>
<p>OMG Consolation! You are genius! You just saved my day! THANKS!!!</p>
<p>Hey, I’m just paying it forward. I’ve somehow managed to do the same thing myself. 
Completely freaked me out, especially since I was taking the minutes for a meeting on the laptop at the time! I had to ask everyone to halt until I could fix it. How to feel like a dummy.</p>
<p>Lol, glad you were able to help!</p>
<p>The thing i’ve seen recently is at work people try to hide a ‘tab/sheet’ at the bottom of an excel doc, then they manage to hide the whole document!! Then they send it to me saying “help, i open this file but nothing is here!!!”</p>
<p>My secretary was typing away one day when she called me over with panic in her voice. Her entire screen was upside down. I had never seen that before. Fortunately, I googled a fix on my computer and we returned it to normal. She couldn’t figure out why anyone would want to do that, and I said it was when they mounted a monitor upside down on a wall or ceiling. But we were both befuddled by it for a few minutes.</p>
<p>Tango - that made me smile. Our monitors are mounted on a swivel arm, and we had a manager once where if you forgot to lock your computer when you went away, she’d rotate it 90-100 degrees and lock it for you. Then when you came back you had to figure out how to fix your monitor.</p>