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Posted by dorayme on 09/21/07 22:03
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<1190352443.808549.213380@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com>,
windandwaves <nfrancken@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Yes, I am working on a smaller window size, however, from our stats
> > > info, we found that there are no people who view on smaller
> > > screensizes. I have to respect the designer as well...
> >
> > But your stats are not addressing one of my points. Put it this
> > way, I have more screen size than almost everyone in the world
> > but i still find it convenient often to limit browser windows to
> > 800. I don't have to, i find it nice when i want to. Your stats
> > show nothing about this particular aspect unless the survey was
> > very particular and good (very rare surveys with these
> > qualities).
> Ok, yes, I hear what you are saying... good point. But what if you
> want to view a picture that is 960 pixels wide, would you still go for
> an 800 wide screen?
You would have to open the browser wider! 960px is not a size
that occurs in good authoring often, and not without warning or
specific and well understood reasons - like for example on a
photographic site where the author is making big enlargements
available.
Or on private commercial communications where, for example, I
often have up to 1400px wide to let company execs see drafts of
art work (that contains text) in their browsers. They can scroll
or open up their browsers if they have big screens with high res.
--
dorayme
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