Is there a keyboard shortcut to toggle text size in IE8?

IE 6+ had the capability to hold ctrl + mousewheel to increase and decrease the text size on the page. However, now IE 8 has replaced that functionality with the widely accepted full page zoom +-. Has anyone found a keyboard shortcut that will just increase and decrease the text size again?

From stackoverflow

• This isn't exactly a shortcut, but it can be accomplished from the keyboard.

  • ALT-V will bring up the View menu
  • "x" will bring up the Text size submenu
  • Up and down arrow keys choose the size
  • "Enter" selects.

  This works even if the menu bar isn't visible.

  Mister Lucky : thanks for the quick response, but hoping for something with far less keypresses.

  Andrew : Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure that's all you've got if you don't like the snazzy "full-page zoom" bug, er... I mean, feature.

• Zoom:

  To increase:

  CTRL + "+"

  and

  To decrease

  CTRL + "-" or CTRL + "="

  Text size:

  alt + v

  x

  g or l or m or s or a

  Andrew : You just did the same thing I did. This does not work in IE8... like he says... in the question.

  thijs : I added keys to change the text size now, I jumped the gun before ;)