Hello Bob,

Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 3:05:58 PM, you wrote:

BW> Just remember your audience when creating web pages.  Building a page that
BW> looks great in 800x600 or greater will leave most of the people in the world out...
BW> often people forget that the largest group of web visitors still have monitors set
BW> to 640x480.  Design so that the page works in 640x480...  and 1024x764.  Get the
BW> basics down...  then move on to other things.  I built my first web page back in
BW> 1994 and I thought it was great...  it was pretty bad by today's standards.

I think there is an error here. Most of the users today use 800x600.
Some 10-20% still use 640x480, and 20-30% use 1024x768 and up. However, if
you want your page to be read by anyone, stick to 640x480 or design a
different page for every size, or use a "flexible" design which is
much more difficult to create, but works on all possible screen sizes,
even WebTV (around 580x400, no horizontal scroll).

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