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I have a hard time reading the Mathematica journal online, since the fonts are too small, and I'm not able to download the CDF files.
When I go to mathematicajournal.com and click on CDF, it opens inside the browser. But the "increase font size" option I have on my Firefox has no effect on the size of the fonts used by the CDF. So it stays too small for me.
I can't download the CDF, since when I right-click on the 'cdf' link, I do not get an option to download the target as normally I do with other files. It only opens in the browser, and once it does, I do not see how to download it or change the font size.
Maybe someone here knows how to either increase the font size while in the browser, or download it. (Once I download it, I can open it in Mathematica, then I can increase the zoom there to see it better).
BTW when I right-click on the CDF download icon I'm presented with all kinds of options, among with the option to download said file. Download went fine. – Sjoerd C. de Vries – 2011-09-20T06:28:31.220
If you go (in Firefox) to Edit > Preferences > Applications you should be able to change the behavior for the CDF file type... Maybe you can then get the context menu to work properly. Of course, if you're really having trouble downloading it, you can extract the link from the page's html source. – Simon – 2011-09-20T06:31:15.390
And changing font size works just fine in the browser. The usual pinching on the pad, or ctrl scroll: no problem – Sjoerd C. de Vries – 2011-09-20T06:31:29.750
@Sjoerd: The keyboard shortcut for that is Ctrl-+, but does that work for embedded CDF? I just tried on my gf's Mac and it didn't... – Simon – 2011-09-20T06:32:43.500
Just tested zooming embedded CDF in firefox and IE in a virtualbox install of WinXP... didn't work there either. Although right-click download works fine in both. – Simon – 2011-09-20T06:51:03.260
@Sjoerd, sorry, the download does work, just saw it (need new glasses). But the zooming does not work. I'd rather read it on the web if I can than having to download it first. thanks. – None – 2011-09-20T07:33:16.453
@Simon No problems for me. See my 'answer' below. Two of the three zoom methods work for me (only ctrl-+ fails) – Sjoerd C. de Vries – 2011-09-20T08:46:34.950
@Nasser: Now that the question is on superuser, I think it is an appropriate and useful question and worth a +1! – Simon – 2011-09-21T01:27:15.917