Zoom only the text and not the images?

No, no.

Repeated myself because just no isn't good enough in this forum.

No, no.

Repeated myself because just no isn't good enough in this forum.

I am not sure what you mean. I just asked a simple question. Why would a simple answer not be "good enough in this forum"?

What on earth are you talking about?  There is nothing cynic or ironic about either answer.  The answer to your original question is, "no."

The answer to your first follow up question is that this forum does not accept replies that are less than six characters in length.   Since the simply answer (no) is only two characters long, I couldn't simply answer "no."  I answered "No, no." which does meets the length requirement.

Surely you understand what no means so I'm assuming that Ms. Barnhill attempted to clear up any confusion that my  "Repeated myself because just no isn't good enough in this forum." had caused.

There is certainly no irony in her reply.  She simply stated a fact.  Regardless of the simplicity of the question, you can't answer questions in this forum with the simple answers "Yes" "No" or "Maybe" because they don't meet the minimum length requirement.

You may not like the answer to your question, but either way it doesn't add or detract from the forum.  How you see it is completely up to you.

Regardless of the simplicity of the question, you can't answer questions in this forum with the simple answers "Yes" "No" or "Maybe" because they don't meet the minimum length requirement.

       

Actually, "Maybe." (with a period) would just make the cut.

Well, the normal behavior would be to at least elaborate a little bit about the "no". In the Western social behavior norm a simple "no" is almost always understood as an "unfriendly tone". This is not me imagining something, it's an objective fact.

Personally, I am not used to get a simple "no" as an answer. Why not discussing about it?

First you ask why a simple "no" as an  answer is not good enough, and now you complain that you perceive it in a unfriendly tone.

What kind of discussion are you looking for?  Can I zoom text but not images?  No, you can't.  Is that better?

Note that no one here can tell you why Word doesn't let you zoom only the text of a document (if that's what you're asking). It's a user-to-user forum.