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Posted by freemont on 11/01/06 03:16
On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 15:24:07 -0600, Ben C wrote:
> On 2006-10-31, thisis <helloOne@web.de> wrote:
>> - eg. in internet explorer, on some web sites when an image is greater
>> in width/height than the ie page a "thumb nail" is displayed
>> autonatically on the image itself, enabling the client to size up/down
>> the image in the ie web browser.
>
> I suspect that's a feature of the website, not of Internet Explorer.
Nah, I remember what he's talking about. IE6, when displaying a large
image, will resize it to fit in the window, and when you hover over it,
several buttons appear for saving, printing, etc, including a button to
show the full size with scrollbars. I think there's an option to turn this
behavior on/off. Good ol' IE. ;-)
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