[11:47] <rtyui> hello there
[11:47] <rtyui> anyone here ? 
[11:47] <jea> yes
[11:50] <rtyui> my question is how to make a zoom on vi ?
[11:53] <dns53> a zoom?
[11:53] <jea> it is open in a terminal, so you can zoom in by changing the font size in the terminal emulator
[11:53] <rtyui> how to zoom text on vi ?
[11:53] <rtyui> i using putty
[11:55] <jea> go to the putty settings and then go to the font section
[11:55] <jea> there is a font size option
[11:57] <rtyui> ok let me check
[12:02] <rtyui> but it not pratical to do so, each time we need to change the font size temporarely
[12:03] <rtyui> on my firefox i m using ctrl + keys to make the size modifie temporarely then ctrl - to  back to previous mode
[12:03] <rtyui> i would like to do so with vi*
[12:04] <jea> well it is going to be difficult to do that
[12:04] <jea> firefox allows you to do that because it is built into firefox
[12:04] <jea> putty does not have such a thing built into it that I know of
[12:04] <jea> you have to remember that putty controls the font size, not vi
[12:05] <jea> vi is a process running on a remote server that you are able to see through putty, which is the program you are using directly
[12:06] <rtyui> well, it's all complicate