Sorry, I had a different page in mind. And this mind is speeding for it's
past 70!<G>
I maintain our lodge's site, it's webpage on the Grand Lodge and the pages
for three other lodges.
I had www.vanusa.org on my mind when I said it didn't have any cfm files and
referred to the scaling.
don
> Look at your original link:
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> > for
> > > > the
> > > > > Vice President">Vice President
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VALUE="mailto:a2690pastpres@iinet.com?subject=Correspondence
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DavidF - 06 Jan 2005 13:17 GMT
I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your original question, but have a
follow up of my own.
You have said that you set your website to wide or 7.5 inches in order to
fill more of the window when viewed. I did the same thing, using Pub 2000, a
19" CRT monitor set at 1152 X 864. When I view www.vanusa.org , it is more
than an inch wider than my page. Do you know why that is? What settings are
you using? Thanks for any insight you might have.
DavidF
> Sorry, I had a different page in mind. And this mind is speeding for it's
> past 70!<G>
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Don Schmidt - 06 Jan 2005 13:45 GMT
David,
Me thinks you've identified a mystery. I'm using the same as you, 1152x864,
7.5" wide on a 19" monitor.
In selecting the 7.5" width, I didn't type in 7.5 but selected "wide" which
is suppose to be 7.5" according to the settings menu.
If you selected 7.5" after you've built the page then you have additional
space available on the page and you could edit the page, move things to the
right to use the additional space.

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> I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your original question, but have a
> follow up of my own.
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DavidF - 08 Jan 2005 14:51 GMT
Don, From another thread you mentioned that you run "large" font size, and I
run "normal" font size. I wonder if that would be why your site is an inch
wider? David Bartosik...would you like to comment?
DavidF
> David,
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Don Schmidt - 08 Jan 2005 17:11 GMT
David,
Post your website address and I'll see how it compares it's width with mine
on my monitor.
My website is www.vanusa.org and it is built with Publisher 2000.
In all of this I think another website I work on has been mentioned,
http://www.osiaglnw.org/localunitsite.cfm?LCID=20
is built with an unknown program. I edit it with soEditor Lite version 2.5.
don
> Don, From another thread you mentioned that you run "large" font size, and I
> run "normal" font size. I wonder if that would be why your site is an inch
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DavidF - 09 Jan 2005 16:25 GMT
Thanks Don, but I am rebuilding it at the moment..
I was wondering how you edited that site with Publisher...
DavidF
> David,
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