Gives me a small ~ 5-10px scroll bar (use 760)
See
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/41/index3a_page2.html?tw=design
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| At
http://www.wimbledonvisitor.com/pix.html I have set a table to 768
| pixels with margins set to 0. I have test viewed on two machines (19"
| & 15") with monitors set to 800 x 600 and neither machine requires
| horizontal scrolling. In fact on my smaller 15" monitor I have a few
| pixels spare on the right margin. However, bearing in mind your
| advice about 750 pixels, are there some situations where a table size
| bigger than 750 would cause horizontal scrolling? Many thanks in
| advance.
|
| > 750px is max width.
| >
| > Bob Lehmann
| >
| > | > > To "auto adjust for the viewer" in Table Properties you would have to
| > > set your table width to 100 percent, but you would then lose control
| > > over your page layout as the page would re-adjust depending on a
| > > viewers screen resolution. Only a minority of people still use 480
| > > 600 resolution.
| > > If you cater for the most common 800 x 600 screen resolution, most
| > > users will not have to scroll horizontally. You could set a table
| > > width of 768 pixels and adjust the left margin to 0 pixels - in FP
| > > 2000 right click > page properties > margins. If you feel you need a
| > > wider left margin, specify the amount of pixels and subtract the same
| > > amount of pixels from 768.
| > >
| > > =============
| > > Andre Rodziewicz
| > > WimbledonVisitor.Com
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| > >
| > >
| > | > > > If anybody knows how to make a page look normal viewed in both 480 and
| > 800
| > > > res. please let me know. I thought I had seen something that auto
| > adjusted
| > > > for the viewer. My graohics are all bunched up in 480. Thanks
