Large magnifying glass case around cursor

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  Looks like you have turned on the magnifying glass.

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  Scroll to the bottom and Remove the check mark from the option turn on Magnifier .

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  On my iPhone of 6 home page, there is a green dot above the magnifying glass, what it means?

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• How can I disable the magnifying glass.

  I accidentally activated the Magnifier program and I want to turn it off. Any help would be appreciated

  Place the cursor on Magnifier widget that appears on your screen

  Click the chevron that appears in the middle of the magnifying glass

  Click Close the small window that appears

  You can also press CTRL-ALT-DELETE on your keyboard

  Click Start Task Manager

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  Hello

  As the magnifying glass, if you want to leave your comments or suggestions, please visit Microsoft Connect and Windows 7 comments. You can also display in the TechNet forums.

  Give us your comments for Windows 7

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