Adding pages to a Publisher 2000 website.

Don Schmidt wrote:
(I'm not sure if 640x480 is a valid setting; my monitor has a range from
800x600 to 1600x1200 and have it set at 1152x864).

It used to be the maximum possible resolution; it was very popular in
Windows 3.1 and 95, but it is falling out of use in favour of 800x600
(which is still ridiculously small to my mind; I run at 1400x1050).
800x600 will, I believe, be unsupported in Windows Vista, with 1024x768
being the minimum resolution.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org

Ed,

What about the Cell/PDA phones with Windows Mobile 5? Any idea on their
screen settings?

don


"Ed Bennett" wrote in message
...
Don Schmidt wrote:
(I'm not sure if 640x480 is a valid setting; my monitor has a range from
800x600 to 1600x1200 and have it set at 1152x864).

It used to be the maximum possible resolution; it was very popular in
Windows 3.1 and 95, but it is falling out of use in favour of 800x600
(which is still ridiculously small to my mind; I run at 1400x1050).
800x600 will, I believe, be unsupported in Windows Vista, with 1024x768
being the minimum resolution.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org

Don Schmidt wrote:
What about the Cell/PDA phones with Windows Mobile 5? Any idea on their
screen settings?

Windows Mobile typically runs at 480 x 640.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org

Ed Bennett wrote:
Don Schmidt wrote:
What about the Cell/PDA phones with Windows Mobile 5? Any idea on
their screen settings?

Windows Mobile typically runs at 480 x 640.


Whatever happened to making pages to the lowest common denominator so
that everyone would have a pleasant visit?

People lost their minds and started wanting to surf the web on their
teeny-tiny cell phones.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




"Steve in NC" wrote in message
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Ed Bennett wrote:
Don Schmidt wrote:
What about the Cell/PDA phones with Windows Mobile 5? Any idea on their
screen settings?

Windows Mobile typically runs at 480 x 640.


Whatever happened to making pages to the lowest common denominator so that
everyone would have a pleasant visit?

We kind of got on to the topic of horizontal scrolling.

Just a few days ago I was sharing with my paesani gumbas an Italian
restaurant mama, daughter and I visited. I brought home a menu, scanned it
and inserted the image into an e-mail and sent it out. Due to the small
font on the menu I purposely created a large image. A day or two later I
was getting mail asking where was the restaurant located. It was on the
scanned image but required one to horizontal scroll to see it way over on
the right. Seems my e-mail newbie buddies didn't know how to horizontal
scroll.

Welcome to the world of e-mail.

ciao,

don

P.S. Rob, talking about Denicolas Restaurant, 3520 SE Powell Blvd,
Portland, OR



"JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote in message
.. .
People lost their minds and started wanting to surf the web on their
teeny-tiny cell phones.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




"Steve in NC" wrote in message
nk.net...
Ed Bennett wrote:
Don Schmidt wrote:
What about the Cell/PDA phones with Windows Mobile 5? Any idea on
their screen settings?

Windows Mobile typically runs at 480 x 640.


Whatever happened to making pages to the lowest common denominator so
that everyone would have a pleasant visit?

Steve in NC wrote:
Whatever happened to making pages to the lowest common denominator so
that everyone would have a pleasant visit?

Ha! If you make a page targeted at 480x640 users and I come and try to
view it using my lovely 1400x1050 notebook display, I'll have anything
but a pleasant visit. The site will be a thin bar down the left-hand
side of my screen. Or if I'm really lucky, down the centre of my screen.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org