A pixel is a pixel, period. Your issue is screen *resolution*, not monitor
*size*. 1024x768 is precisely the same resolution on a 15" and 42" monitor.
To accommodate all screen resolutions you have two alternatives:
a) set your table width to a fixed set value that can be accommodated at the
lowest expected resolution. Nowadays this is no more than 800 pixels - a
couple of years ago it would have been 640 pixels. This will display the
table data in a fixed-width table, such as used at
http://www.jamesshuggins.com/
b) set your table width to 100%. The table will expand to fill the
available browser width, such as
http://vbnet.mvps.org/code/main/index.html.
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Randy Birch
MVP Visual Basic
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: Completed web page with frames top frame has macromedia,have
22"monitor.the pixel size of the macromedia is 1000Pixels and it works fine
in my browser or any other browser on my pc.But when i went on another pc
with a 17 inch moniter it would not show the entire page or let you scroll
the page even to see the rest of it.Is this a frames problem.How do i get
the page to show full view on ay monitor size.the page has 4 frames ,two
side frames top to bottom and a top frame with macromedia and the bottom
frame is my target window the rest of the web is browsed through