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I would suggest you to use percentage % as width size for the frames instead of fixed pixel size something like this &lt;FRAMESET ROWS=&quot;10%,20%,15%,*&quot; BORDER=&quot;0&quot; FRAMEBORDER=&quot;no&quot;&gt;. using % width and height will allow the frameset page to automatically adjust its size according to the current resolution of the screen<br />
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DC
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I would suggest you to use percentage % as width size for the frames instead of fixed pixel size something like this <FRAMESET ROWS="10%,20%,15%,*" BORDER="0" FRAMEBORDER="no">. using % width and height will allow the frameset page to automatically adjust its size according to the current resolution of the screen

DC

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ok, but wouldn't then my graphics have the wrong size (e.g. the borders of the text window) ???
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ok, but wouldn't then my graphics have the wrong size (e.g. the borders of the text window) ???

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I mean the graphics size (backgrouds) won't change with the frame size...<br />
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Do you know if/how I can calcuate the new frameset for NS ?<br />
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regards<br />
ItsMe
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I mean the graphics size (backgrouds) won't change with the frame size...

Do you know if/how I can calcuate the new frameset for NS ?

regards
ItsMe

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Hi ! I've problems with my frameset:<br />
If you change the screen resolution to 800x600 or lower (in IE) the site is shown wrong. NS shows the site completely wrong. Do you know how I can make the site showing right @ 800x600 in IE and what I have to change to make the site showing right in NS ?<br />
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URL: <a href="http://www.pixeltrack.de/hot/source" rel="ugc">http://www.pixeltrack.de/hot/source</a><br />
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I wish a happy new year !<br />
ItsMe
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Hi ! I've problems with my frameset:
If you change the screen resolution to 800x600 or lower (in IE) the site is shown wrong. NS shows the site completely wrong. Do you know how I can make the site showing right @ 800x600 in IE and what I have to change to make the site showing right in NS ?

URL: http://www.pixeltrack.de/hot/source

I wish a happy new year !
ItsMe

Frame problems / res change / NS

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