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HP ProBook 6475b Base Model Notebook PC

When I am creating text on my wordprocessor in Windows 10 pro on my HP ProBook 6475b, no matter what point size I'm starting with or whatever the choice of style (Verdana, Courier or whatever...), the size of the characters KEEPS JUMPING BACK AND FORTH randomly wth no input from myself.! What is happening and WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT IT??        [Personal Information Removed]

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@charlesjoseph1 

 

That is your Wordprocessor problem. Please re-install it. What is it ?

 

Regards.

BH
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@charlesjoseph1 

 

That is your Wordprocessor problem. Please re-install it. What is it ?

 

Regards.

BH
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Thanks  BH, my friend; I have found a way to reinstall the aapplication.

Cheers! 

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Thanks a ton, BH! I have found a way to stabilise the characters.

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