My page is too big. Page size in view does not work.

[Joe Fisher, splendid writer]

on my Windows XP Home ed, I used Front Page 2003 page templates for my
splendid 2 page site thenewnessofnew.com Everything was fine until the other
day. For some reason both of my web pages grew like topsy and I got turvey.
I have tried re-sizing the pages in view, all I get is a truncated part
of the 2 big web pages. I've tried fiddling about with the resolution
settings, all that did was expand all the pages on my screen.
I tried adding a new FP template. That came up giant sized as well. Also, my
hit counter is stuck on 1. How do I resize all the print on my pages and get
them to fit in the window?

 

[Steve Easton]

Open the page and switch to code view.
Scroll to line 33 and change this:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="139%">
to this
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%">

Also fwiw, the shortest distance between two items is not necessarily a straight line
"if" the two objects are on the surface of the earth.

Here's a question.
How far apart do two vertical objects on the surface of the earth need to be before their
vertical surfaces are not parallel.

Also, I believe Einstein was right about E= MC squared. I however don't think the speed
of light in space is a constant.

;-)


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[Mike Mueller]

Dr Steve Easton wrote:
: Also fwiw, the shortest distance between two items is not
necessarily a straight line
: "if" the two objects are on the surface of the earth.
:
: Here's a question.
: How far apart do two vertical objects on the surface of
the earth need to be before their
: vertical surfaces are not parallel.
:
: Also, I believe Einstein was right about E= MC squared. I
however don't think the speed
: of light in space is a constant.

********************
My how well versed we are.

Shortest Distance- correct. An airplane flying eastward from
Hawaii to England will never be over the continental 48
states, due to the Earth's curverature
2 vertical objects on a curved surface (eg Earth) will only
have 2 parallel walls if their distance from one another is
0
The speed of light is a constant, RELATIVE to the
observation location. Space is not a vaccuum- there is
matter there and external forces such as gravity. All matter
has gravity, EM and other forces associated with it-
otherwise everything would fall apart in the universe. These
forces combine in complex patterns to make areas of
interference which may be constructive or destructive
(higher/lower g et al). Needs alot of computing power to
figure out exactly how it all interacts, which we really can
not do because we don't completely understand the forces we
do know about, and there are forces we don't know about
either.

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

No wonder I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe!

What happens if two black holes collide? Do they suck each other up or does
the universe explode into a array of paisley colors?

Just wonderin'


| Dr Steve Easton wrote:
| : Also fwiw, the shortest distance between two items is not
| necessarily a straight line
| : "if" the two objects are on the surface of the earth.
| :
| : Here's a question.
| : How far apart do two vertical objects on the surface of
| the earth need to be before their
| : vertical surfaces are not parallel.
| :
| : Also, I believe Einstein was right about E= MC squared. I
| however don't think the speed
| : of light in space is a constant.
|
| ********************
| My how well versed we are.
|
| Shortest Distance- correct. An airplane flying eastward from
| Hawaii to England will never be over the continental 48
| states, due to the Earth's curverature
| 2 vertical objects on a curved surface (eg Earth) will only
| have 2 parallel walls if their distance from one another is
| 0
| The speed of light is a constant, RELATIVE to the
| observation location. Space is not a vaccuum- there is
| matter there and external forces such as gravity. All matter
| has gravity, EM and other forces associated with it-
| otherwise everything would fall apart in the universe. These
| forces combine in complex patterns to make areas of
| interference which may be constructive or destructive
| (higher/lower g et al). Needs alot of computing power to
| figure out exactly how it all interacts, which we really can
| not do because we don't completely understand the forces we
| do know about, and there are forces we don't know about
| either.
|
|

 

[Mike Mueller]

They make a super-black hole, with the characteristics of
the individual holes combined mathematically and
predictably. Its when the individual holes are in close
proximaty that you would need to do a lot of number
crunching to find out how the space/time fabric of the
universe is going to be warped
http://www.astro.uu.nl/~strous/AA/e...trous/AA/en/antwoorden/zwarte-gaten.html#v209


"Rob Giordano (Crash)" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
: No wonder I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel
universe!
:
: What happens if two black holes collide? Do they suck each
other up or does
: the universe explode into a array of paisley colors?
:
: Just wonderin'
:
:
: : | Dr Steve Easton wrote:
: | : Also fwiw, the shortest distance between two items is
not
: | necessarily a straight line
: | : "if" the two objects are on the surface of the earth.
: | :
: | : Here's a question.
: | : How far apart do two vertical objects on the surface
of
: | the earth need to be before their
: | : vertical surfaces are not parallel.
: | :
: | : Also, I believe Einstein was right about E= MC
squared. I
: | however don't think the speed
: | : of light in space is a constant.
: |
: | ********************
: | My how well versed we are.
: |
: | Shortest Distance- correct. An airplane flying eastward
from
: | Hawaii to England will never be over the continental 48
: | states, due to the Earth's curverature
: | 2 vertical objects on a curved surface (eg Earth) will
only
: | have 2 parallel walls if their distance from one another
is
: | 0
: | The speed of light is a constant, RELATIVE to the
: | observation location. Space is not a vaccuum- there is
: | matter there and external forces such as gravity. All
matter
: | has gravity, EM and other forces associated with it-
: | otherwise everything would fall apart in the universe.
These
: | forces combine in complex patterns to make areas of
: | interference which may be constructive or destructive
: | (higher/lower g et al). Needs alot of computing power to
: | figure out exactly how it all interacts, which we really
can
: | not do because we don't completely understand the forces
we
: | do know about, and there are forces we don't know about
: | either.
: |
: |
:
:

 

[Steve Easton]

Dr Steve Easton wrote:
My how well versed we are.

LOL, I read a lot.

Shortest Distance- correct. An airplane flying eastward from
Hawaii to England will never be over the continental 48
states, due to the Earth's curverature
2 vertical objects on a curved surface (eg Earth) will only
have 2 parallel walls if their distance from one another is
0

Also called Great Circle or Rhumbline navigation.

The speed of light is a constant, RELATIVE to the
observation location. Space is not a vaccuum- there is
matter there and external forces such as gravity. All matter
has gravity, EM and other forces associated with it-
otherwise everything would fall apart in the universe. These
forces combine in complex patterns to make areas of
interference which may be constructive or destructive
(higher/lower g et al). Needs alot of computing power to
figure out exactly how it all interacts, which we really can
not do because we don't completely understand the forces we
do know about, and there are forces we don't know about
either.

Absolutely.
I made that speed of light statement based on an astronomy picture of the day image of an
expanding nebula that was posted about a year and a half ago.
The explanation mentioned "light echoes" and stated that the light echo had expanded 3 light
years in a period of 16 months. ( or words to that effect )

I emailed the professor who's link was at the bottom of the page and mentioned that:
1. We've either miscalculated the speed of light
or
2. We've miscalculated the distance from Earth to the nebula what is stated is impossible
based on our current knowledge.

The same image was posted about a month later with the statement that Scientist and
Astronomists were still
trying to determine how "light echoes" work.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Shortest Distance- correct. An airplane flying eastward from

Hawaii to England will never be over the continental 48
states, due to the Earth's curverature

Incorrect. The shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line. You
are making an assumption that somehow, if the line intersects the surface of
the earth, it is not valid. The shortest distance between 2 points on the
surface of the earth is a straight line that may intersect the earth.

The speed of light is a constant, RELATIVE to the
observation location.

Not necessarily. Speed is a factor of time divided by distance. Time has
been demonstrated to not be a constant. If time is not a constant, yet is a
factor of the speed of light, how can the speed of light be constant? Or at
least, how would one prove that it is? At some point, assumptions (axioms,
postulates) are made with respect to the basic elements of the equation.
What if one or more of those axioms is wrong? Here's an interesting article
on the subject:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_speed_of_light

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken salad.