text: This actually depends on the screen resolution of the person looking at the page.  The font size will remain the same, unless the user changes it, but a larger monitor may not have to scroll.  For example, if you have a background image that is 800x600 and a montior set at 800x600 resolution optimal, then the image will appear to be full screen to you.  However, on my monitor, it will look much smaller.  This is just an example ... not trying to say "haha my monitor's bigger" because I'm sure you or anyone else don't care.  \n\nAnyway, to make the words smaller, you can use either html or css. or both.  When you type in your own words, use <font size="XX"> where XX is the size of the font, then at the end of the typing, put </font>\n\nTo do this with CSS, you would put the following in your about me section:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody, div, p, strong, td, .text, .blacktext10, .blacktext12 {color:#XXXXXX; \nfont-size:XXpx; \nfont-family:nnnnnnnn; \ntext decoration:nnnnnnn; \nfont-weight:nnnnnn;}\n</style>\n\nhope this helps.