I'm having a strange problem when trying to view the Python documentation. Basically, all code examples cut off the last line of text. The screenshot below illustrates what I mean. The text box isn't large enough to show the definition for "type". There is no way to scroll that text box down or to expand it, so its impossible for me to read that line.
How do I fix this? Is there any way I can read that last line? It happens on all of the multiline code examples in the docs and is very annoying. I'm on Windows XP, using the Python 2.7 docs.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
EDIT:
Thanks to martineau's answer below, I managed to figure out exactly what's happening. The horizontal scroll bar is obscuring the last line of text. By decreasing the font size (via both the 'Font' and 'Accessibility' settings martineau mentioned), the lines can be made to fit completely within the text box, thereby preventing the horizontal scroll bar from appearing.
Whose bright idea was it to make the scroll bar obscure the last line in a textbox?