Dreamweaver - size for monitors help

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size for monitors help

kuly

2004-02-27, 1:28 am

Hello , guys
I got a problem about size for a different monitor.
my monintor 17" I setting at 1280x960 pixel the screen fit good , buy other
people small sreen and lower pixel , It like It cut on the right side and
missing informations.

Is there any way to adjust to fit for any monitor with defferent size? or
(software recommand)
thank you very much.

Dan Vendel *GOF*

2004-02-27, 4:28 am

kuly wrote:

> Hello , guys
> I got a problem about size for a different monitor.
> my monintor 17" I setting at 1280x960 pixel the screen fit good , buy other
> people small sreen and lower pixel , It like It cut on the right side and
> missing informations.
>
> Is there any way to adjust to fit for any monitor with defferent size? or
> (software recommand)
> thank you very much.
>

No, no software and no magic trick available.
It's like buying beer. You don't go buy one bottle, then when back home
you start thinking about how many you need for that party you're about
to have.
Start over, or try to re-design existing site. Here are a couple of
useful links:

http://thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm
http://www.dwfaq.com/tutorials/Tabl...ible_tables.asp

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Peter_Pan1961

2004-02-27, 4:28 am

Seems not. The user has to set proportional resolution of his screen.
Look on last table in:
http://digital.photography.tripod.c...ra_imaging.html

Linda Rathgeber

2004-02-27, 11:30 am

Peter_Pan1961 wrote:

> Seems not. The user has to set proportional resolution of his screen.
> Look on last table in:
> http://digital.photography.tripod.c...ra_imaging.html

One pixel of picture is one pixel of screen space. That is the only
constant. DPI is a measurement for printers and does not relate to
preparing images for display on screen. There is no such thing as
optimum DPI based on screen resolution. Browsers don't read DPI.

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Peter_Pan1961

2004-03-01, 8:28 am

Linda, one of us dont understand picture size relations. These tables help to
understand screen size and screen resolution relations which are a base to
Kuly's question. And yes, you can set the density of pixels of screen what
affects on pic dimension on screen which resolution i set to different value by
another user. Because one user sets a different value for screen resolution as
Kuly's, Kuly is in trouble.
And, exactly, a measure for printers is LPI, not DPI.

Murray *TMM*

2004-03-01, 9:28 am

Which tables?

The important value is browser viewport width, not screen resolution. My
1280x1024 screen rarely contains a browser viewport wider than about 720
pixels. Admittedly, screen resolution affects the range of viewport sizes
you can choose, but beyond that, it's immaterial.

A 700 pixel wide browser viewport will display page information identically
on an 800x600, a 1024x768 or a 4000x3000 screen.

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"Peter_Pan1961" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Linda, one of us dont understand picture size relations. These tables help
to
> understand screen size and screen resolution relations which are a base to
> Kuly's question. And yes, you can set the density of pixels of screen what
> affects on pic dimension on screen which resolution i set to different
value by
> another user. Because one user sets a different value for screen
resolution as
> Kuly's, Kuly is in trouble.
> And, exactly, a measure for printers is LPI, not DPI.
>