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Hi I'm Steven Virgadamo. My dad has an iPhone 4s. His eyes are failing and it is becoming difficult for him to see app icons. I've changed font size for h but don't know if icon app size can be increased for readability. Any help you could give would be appreciated.
Thank you
Steve Virgadamo
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"Zoom
Use three fingers and double-tap the screen to enable Zoom. If you need to increase the level of Zoom, use three fingers to double-tap and hold, then move your fingers up or down on the screen to increase or decrease magnification.
Managing accessibility features using your device
Go to Settings > General > Accessibility. There are settings for the following features:"
Found on the web at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5018?viewlocale=en_US
Double tapping with three fingers does NOT work if you have ever turned on your iOS device before, EVER!
For those of you, like me, that have been double tapping with three fingers only to have just one App launch, the solution is to go to Settings > General > Accessibility and turn on the Zoom option.
Just like it says in Bob's post.
Now you can double tap with three fingers to zoom.
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