I used 800x600 in both win95 and winxp, although settled on 1200x800 on winxp. I tried the five different resolution settings on winxp and they all had same text chopped off at the same places in the text boxes. (of course changing the resolution did change size of readable font)
I have noticed the same chopped off text viewing some other news sites and still looking for the reason why they are chopped off. I read two other posts with similar issues and will ask them if they solved their problems
tks for hel
----- JeffO wrote: ----
Sounds like a combination of problems
The webpage designers must have certain programming that
allows the page to properly resize for your computer (I
think this is called "cgi")
Next, your screen resolution must be within the limits
the webpage designer used
It can also make a difference that your browser is up-to
date, and can make a significant difference if there are
different browsers on each of the computers you mention.
(AOL doesn't have a browser. It uses the default on your
PC.
Is the resolution and browser the same on all computers
-----Original Message----
New PC and XPhome using AOL to view webpages. Problem is
that AOL's home page and some other newspaper sites have
text lines clipped off as if the text were in a box and
last lines of text didn't fit in the box. (viewing is
fine on old PC and win95) I assume it must be a type of
webpublishing software used by the webmaster that XP
doesn't recognize. I've downloaded flash but have the
same symptons.
