Hello,
Your help was very useful last time, so I ask you again... may I?
I have 2 problems:
1) I don't know why, but sometimes, when I open Internet Explorer, the
browser opens itself in a reduced size, so that I have to maximize the
window to see it at full size, and sometimes it opens at full size. Is
somewhere a setting saved up that can explain what happens? I would like
that always it opens at full size. How can I achieve that? Is there
something like window.open(100 %, 100%)... which percentages can I find
nothing!
2) Which adequate size should have my site so that it will be seen
gracefully in any browsing environment? I work with a big monitor and
it's ok, but when I want to see my site in a smaller monitor, I see in
the screen only 3/4 of the original. Somebody told me something about
"off fixing the site" but I don't know how?
Thank you very much in advance.
Bettina
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1) I don't know why, but sometimes, when I open Internet Explorer, the
browser opens itself in a reduced size, so that I have to maximize the
window to see it at full size, and sometimes it opens at full size. Is
somewhere a setting saved up that can explain what happens? I would like
that always it opens at full size. How can I achieve that? Is there
something like window.open(100 %, 100%)... which percentages can I find
nothing!
Really an IE problem, not JavaScript related. As a fix: Start IE, maximize
the screen using the button in the right upper corner and close it. This
should update your registry settings.
2) Which adequate size should have my site so that it will be seen
gracefully in any browsing environment? I work with a big monitor and
it's ok, but when I want to see my site in a smaller monitor, I see in
the screen only 3/4 of the original. Somebody told me something about
"off fixing the site" but I don't know how?
Make it scalable. Ask alt. www.authoring or a related newsgroup for more help
on this topic.
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