It Seems the Results and Reading Area are Smaller. How can I See More on a Page?

It is important once you get to where you want read or view information that you can increase the viewing area. You can hide the navigation or report criteria sections using the links and buttons provided by Clinical Pharmacology, fit more on the screen by using the screen resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels and if needed closing unnecessary tools on your browser.

To See More on a Page/Screen:

Change Your Screen Resolution to 1024 by 768 pixels

• Make your screen resolution higher. The higher number actually means smaller, meaning more fits on the screen. Ideally Clinical Pharmacology should be viewed from 1024 by 768 pixels.

• Seeing more on the desktop increases productivity by often eliminating scrolling and switching back and forth between windows.

Close Unnecessary Tools and Address bars on the Browser

• If you use a screen resolution of 800x600, it is recommended you close all unnecessary tool and address bars within the internet browser to maximize viewing Clinical Pharmacology.

Use the Hide Section to Increase Your Viewing and Results Area on the Screen

• Frequently you will see show/hide links located on the right-hand side of the screen.

• Click (Hide Sections) button on the right to hide the monograph navigation and increase content viewing area.

• Click (Show Sections) button on the right to display the monograph navigation to view other sections of the monograph.