I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what the most
used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i will change
it.
Thanks
What is the difference between explorer and netscape
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> > Speaking from experience most visitors (60%) to my site use 800x600 > > Adam Moore > www.dumaresqstreetcinemas.com.au > > "Kieran Larkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:8fjovb$52g$[email hidden]... > > I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what the > most > > used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i will > change > > it. > > Thanks > > > > > >Kieran Larkin wrote:
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> I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what the most
> used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i will change
> it.
> Thanks
1024x768 here. And Netscape for the browser.
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I'd say that 800x600 is the most common format right now but this is rapidly
changing as larger screen sizes become more commonly used.
MS
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> > Speaking from experience most visitors (60%) to my site use 800x600 > > Adam Moore > www.dumaresqstreetcinemas.com.au > > "Kieran Larkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:8fjovb$52g$[email hidden]... > > I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what the > most > > used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i will > change > > it. > > Thanks > > > > > >simulator
--Claudia
> What is the difference between explorer and netscape
Kieran Larkin wrote:
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> What is the difference between explorer and netscape
There are various HTML tags that differ from one to the other. I find
Netscape a lot easier to program for. May just be me, since that's the
browser I use anyway. BTW, after checking my site's stats program, I
find 800x600 resolution to be a majority as well at 57%.
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Chuck Kandler #70
K&S Racing
http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/thepits/195
Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at:
http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun!
They'll call you names
And spit in your face,
But legends never die. --Gene Simmons
Speaking from experience most visitors (60%) to my site use 800x600
Adam Moore
www.dumaresqstreetcinemas.com.au
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> I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what themost
> used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i willchange
> it.
> Thanks
>
>
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"Kieran Larkin" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what the
> most used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i
> will change it.
Err... it doesn't matter what resolution people use, since your site will
scale down in lesser resolutions, or scale-up in higher ones.
You didn't code in absolute pixel values, did you?! :-/
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Richard.
"A taste of honey... tasting much sweeter than wine."
simulator
--Claudia
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> What is the difference between explorer and netscape
> Adam Moore <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> simulator
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> --Claudia
Uh-uh. Physics. :-)
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Chuck Kandler #70
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Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at:
http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun!
They'll call you names
And spit in your face,
But legends never die. --Gene Simmons
Simulate Claudia's physics.
!
--DK
Simulate Claudia's physics.
!
--DK
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> Uh-uh. Physics. :-)
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> Chuck Kandler #70
> K&S Racing
NO! Internet Explorer for the browser!
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> > I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what themost
> > used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i willchange
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> > it. > > Thanks > > 1024x768 here. And Netscape for the browser. > > -- > Chuck Kandler #70 > K&S Racing > http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/thepits/195 > > Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at: > http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun! > > They'll call you names > And spit in your face, > But legends never die. --Gene Simmons
>Simulate Claudia's physics.
Physics simulate Claudia?
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800x600 is becoming the minimum resolution most computers come with...and if
your site is one that kind of caters towards power users (i.e. ones with big
monitors and high resolution like myself...tho 17" isn't that big, 1152x864
resolution, I love it) you should go for a 1024x768 layout.
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> I'd say that 800x600 is the most common format right now but this is
rapidly
> changing as larger screen sizes become more commonly used.
>
> MS
> "Adam Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > Speaking from experience most visitors (60%) to my site use 800x600
> >
> > Adam Moore
> > www.dumaresqstreetcinemas.com.au
> >
> > "Kieran Larkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > news:8fjovb$52g$[email hidden]...
> > > I am making website at www.pcracing.co.uk and i was wondering what
the
> > most
> > > used resolution is. i have 102X768 but if 800X600 is more used i will
> > change
> > > it.
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
Ace wrote:
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> NO! Internet Explorer for the browser!
Really? Then why does my title bar up there say Netscape? ;-)) You
missed the context there, Ace. I was tellin him my personal rez &
browser.
IE?? You Monopolist! <VBG> Things too ugly for me... Take a look at
Netscape 6 Preview Release 1 sometime. Now *that's* purdy!
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Chuck Kandler #70
K&S Racing
http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/thepits/195
Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at:
http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun!
They'll call you names
And spit in your face,
But legends never die. --Gene Simmons
Physics simulate Claudia?
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
Gadzooks!, my error, I admit it! Still, IE v5 is an efficient browser that
is easy to use and code for. And most people use it, so anyone designing a
web site should make sure IE is supported. I don't like MS, but sometimes,
they can actually do something right(ish). Not bloody O/S's though :-)
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