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now use a better method for checking out how pages look on different size
screens. I have bookmarks that automatically resize the browser window. Simply
create the link (favorite/bookmark) in your toolbar folder with the URL/Location
as "javascript:resizeTo(X,Y)" and the name as "XxY". Make X the screen width and
Y the screen height minus 30 (the task bar height). Here's the Locations/URLs
from the picture.
javascript:resizeTo(1280,994)
javascript:resizeTo(1024,738)
javascript:resizeTo(800,570)
javascript:resizeTo(640,450)
Here are some images to use for checking window widths.
Adjust your browser window size so that the image fills the window. This
gives a good feel for how much of a web page lower resolution PC users will see.
These pictures try to take into account the screen space lost to the
Windows9X/NT/2000 taskbar and Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator toolbars
and scrollbars.
The background is a 50x50 grid with a line width of 1 pixel.
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