web page problems

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>>the whole page is visable but just in 3/4 of the screen.

huh?
did you maybe get a larger resolution monitor??

right click on your desktop, select "properties",
then "settings". here you can change your monitor resolution
(800 x 600 will give you full-screen view on most websites)

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Michael Evangelista
Southern Utah Web Design
www.suwebs.com


"odessa" <odessa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a new dell and when the web pages load, they only load on 3/4 of the
> screen. the whole page is visable but just in 3/4 of the screen. Any ideas

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hmmm... got me on that one.
sorry, I have no idea!
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Michael


"odessa" <odessa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> i've tried that. the whole website comes up but from left to right they
> fit
> the whole page only about 3/4 in other words the right 1/4th of the screen
> is
> still the web page but just the backround.
>
> "Michael 23" wrote:
>
>> >>the whole page is visable but just in 3/4 of the screen.
>>
>> huh?
>> did you maybe get a larger resolution monitor??
>>
>> right click on your desktop, select "properties",
>> then "settings". here you can change your monitor resolution
>> (800 x 600 will give you full-screen view on most websites)
>>
>> --
>> Michael Evangelista
>> Southern Utah Web Design
>> www.suwebs.com
>>
>>
>> "odessa" <odessa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:B923E294-A220-44AB-B995-AF4F6AE78BD6@microsoft.com...
>> >I have a new dell and when the web pages load, they only load on 3/4 of
>> >the
>> > screen. the whole page is visable but just in 3/4 of the screen. Any
>> > ideas
>>
>>
>>
>>