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How do I set text so as it can't be resized in a browser.

 
 
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      12th Nov 2004
I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside an
inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text the
sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to have
the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of text
unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it word
art, but this draws more attention to than I want.
 
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      12th Nov 2004
You can't prevent text from being resized. You just have to design to
accommodate it, or lump it.

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"Stumped" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside
> an
> inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text
> the
> sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to have
> the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of
> text
> unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it
> word
> art, but this draws more attention to than I want.



 
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E. T. Culling
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      12th Nov 2004
No, not WordArt ... use your image editing program to make your text into a
font.gif. Fireworks does this especially weel but other programs works also.
What programs do you have?
Eleanor

"Stumped" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside
> an
> inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text
> the
> sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to have
> the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of
> text
> unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it
> word
> art, but this draws more attention to than I want.



 
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Wally S
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      12th Nov 2004
Paintshop Pro and Photoshop elements also work okay for this.

Wally S

"E. T. Culling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> No, not WordArt ... use your image editing program to make your text into

a
> font.gif. Fireworks does this especially weel but other programs works

also.
> What programs do you have?
> Eleanor
>
> "Stumped" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5B2FCE08-844D-4375-BC21-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside
> > an
> > inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text
> > the
> > sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to

have
> > the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of
> > text
> > unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it
> > word
> > art, but this draws more attention to than I want.

>
>



 
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Andrew Murray
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      12th Nov 2004
better to leave it so you CAN resize the text. what if your users can't read
your microscopic 8pt text and prefer 12pt?

essentially you cannot prevent resizing the text.


"Stumped" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside an
> inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text the
> sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to have
> the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of text
> unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it word
> art, but this draws more attention to than I want.



 
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Andrew Murray
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      12th Nov 2004
Word art (uses vector images/VML) won't be viewable at all in anything other than
MSIE and only then the later browser versions.

"E. T. Culling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> No, not WordArt ... use your image editing program to make your text into a
> font.gif. Fireworks does this especially weel but other programs works also.
> What programs do you have?
> Eleanor
>
> "Stumped" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5B2FCE08-844D-4375-BC21-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I'm using Font Page 2003. I have a sentenze as part of my header inside
> > an
> > inline frame. My problem is that from a browser if you resize the text
> > the
> > sentenze gets to big and is cut off. I don't want a scroll bar or to have
> > the frame get any bigger. What I do whant is to make that one line of
> > text
> > unalterable from the browser. The only way I can think of is to make it
> > word
> > art, but this draws more attention to than I want.

>
>



 
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