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Me neither. :-)

Same!!

You are welcome

Does that mean you hated the beginning but loved the ending? :-)

@@Baldy-1 no I liked the overall video

Excellent question. I sure wish that I was more qualified to give a perfect, experienced answer but let me give a few tips that might help you. First, I'd suggest that you have as large a monitor that you can afford. The larger the monitor, the easier it will be to see. Next, try these Windows Settings changes. I'm using Windows 11 so your system might be different but go to Settings, then Accessibility, then in the Vision section at the top, click on Text size. This will change the size of words that you will see on screen but be aware that it may disrupt the layout of certain programs such as PowerDirector. Next, I'd go back to the Accessibility page, and click on the Magnifier item under the vision section. This won't disrupt the actual layout of spacing of words as the program was designed but gives you a portable magnifier to use whenever the need arises. You can use the magnifier and change the percentage level of zoom to fit. The magnifier also includes a text-to-speech item. Just click on any text and it reads it aloud. You get your choice of 3 different voices built in. There are also a multitude of 3rd party apps designed for vision impaired users. Just google "vision impaired users of Windows". Within PowerDirector, you can choose Extra Large Icons in the Media Library as you view titles and other effects. You can enlarge the track heights at the bottom of the timeline but that tends to take up needed real estate for the rest of the program to appear. Maybe some other users might have some more suggestions.

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