Image size does not fill the screen

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For certain websites, the images appears on only part of
the screen. For example, in my screen, for the page
www.walgreens.com it occupies only the middle third
(i.e. much blank space on both sides) of my screen. The
same problem appears in some other pages, too. But not
always. Does anyone know why and how to fix it? Thanks.
 
You can't fix it; this is controlled by the web site, not your browser.

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Thanks for your reply. I use the same version of MSOffice
(2003) at work and at home, but at work the pages fill my
screen without a problem. But the same page does not fit
the screen in my home computer (which is a notebook). If
it's controlled by the web site, shouldn't it be the same
regardless which computer I use?
 
yma said:
Thanks for your reply. I use the same version of MSOffice
(2003) at work and at home, but at work the pages fill my
screen without a problem. But the same page does not fit
the screen in my home computer (which is a notebook). If
it's controlled by the web site, shouldn't it be the same
regardless which computer I use?

Do you have the same screen resolution on both machines?

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Frank said:
Do you have the same screen resolution on both machines?

and the same size screen?

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