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New computer, 2003 pub. yet layout appears different on the web

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about-jewels - 08 Jan 2005 01:59 GMT
I have a new 8400 Dell computer, XP home, all up dates, 2003 publisher.  Have
selected the 'Standard' web page sizing in publisher yet my web page layouts
are consistently appearing far to the left of the pages. Please Help!!!
Thanks Many Times Over for Your Needed Help!! ..Reggie
DavidF - 08 Jan 2005 14:45 GMT
From the faq page http://www.publishermvps.com/Default.aspx?tabid=30

A.  There is nothing wrong with that. Publisher does code flush left which
is a Professional design standard. Your display has to do with your monitors
screen resolution and your browser window size in relation to the page width
you set your web publication to. In your web publication under File, Page
Setup, you set the desired width of the web page. Which is in relation to
the screen resolution. Increase the page width and you'll fill more browser
window space, or lower your screen resolution and you'll see less empty
space on the right.

DavidF

> I have a new 8400 Dell computer, XP home, all up dates, 2003 publisher.  Have
> selected the 'Standard' web page sizing in publisher yet my web page layouts
> are consistently appearing far to the left of the pages. Please Help!!!
> Thanks Many Times Over for Your Needed Help!! ..Reggie
 
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