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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / August 2006Why does publisher 2003 web preview or in IE not look the in desig
I am trying to design a web page using the Voyages Services Web Site. It looks great in the design screen, but if I preview it or use IE 6.0 to view the HTML everyting is out of align, gaps, text over top of each other... What's the deal? Try running the Design Checker under Tools, and see that tell you anything. If you have posted the site, what is the URL? DavidF >I am trying to design a web page using the Voyages Services Web Site. It > looks great in the design screen, but if I preview it or use IE 6.0 to > view > the HTML everyting is out of align, gaps, text over top of each other... > > What's the deal? I did run the check and it only said there is space below the top margin. If I look at the web in print preview it looks fine, but when I web preview, no go. This was not set up as a print job but a web job using the wizard. It is not posted because I don't want it up looking like that. It looks like a resolution issue. I tried changing the res on the screen no difference. > Try running the Design Checker under Tools, and see that tell you anything. > If you have posted the site, what is the URL? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > What's the deal? Try changing the resolution to 96 dpi on your computer screen. DavidF >I did run the check and it only said there is space below the top margin. >If [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> > >> > What's the deal? I downloaded the files to another laptop that has a standard screen (not a wide screen) with the resolution of 1024x768 and the web page looks fine. I guess it has to do with using a wide screen computer that publisher does not adjust for. On the other machine the web looks exactly as in design mode on my wide screen laptop. So I am assuming, when I publish the web, anyone with a wide screen will see the site distorted. I don't know why there isn't any automatic scaling that goes on. lpii > Try changing the resolution to 96 dpi on your computer screen. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > >> > > >> > What's the deal? I am not sure I can explain, but Publisher produces static pages, and the images are produced at 96 dpi. Try right clicking the display on the wide screen computer > Properties > Settings > Advanced > and change the DPI setting for 96 DPI. And yes, I imagine you are correct, that if a person viewing the site has their display set at 120 dpi, the page may not look right. DavidF >I downloaded the files to another laptop that has a standard screen (not a > wide screen) with the resolution of 1024x768 and the web page looks fine. [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >> >> > >> >> > What's the deal?
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