Using Frontpage 2003 how do you constrain the page you are creating to a lower resolution?
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go into the code editing part of FP and change\n<body>\nto\n<body style="width:780px">\n\nchange the pixel size to whatever you want it to be.\n\nLater on you will probably want to put this into an external style sheet so your entire site has the same look without alot of extra coding.
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Some webpages are set to be a certain size to maintain their layout etc. On v high resolutions, this means that when the page is centered in the browser, theres unusued space. This is even more pronounced on widescreen format monitors
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Tough question :)\n\nBest ideea (on my humble oppinion) is to avoid both horizontal and vertical scrolling. For horizontal is simple. Set the layout to a max of 770 pixels.\nIf you don't want vertical scrolling... it depends on viewer browser, how many extra toolbars he has, etc.\nTypically for 800x600 resolution a 430 pixel heigth will do the trick.\n\nAs 800x600 is (still) used only by approx 30% of users you should think how your layout will look also at higher resolutions.\nAt 1024x768 it will still look ok. Higher than this it will be like a column in the middle of the page or on the left side, deppending on your choice of content positioning.\n\nTry a self-adjusting approach. Use as much as possible CSS, avoid tables, keep content centered (both horizontal and vertical).\n\nSome nice browser statistics here:\nhttp://roselli.org/adrian/articles/browser_stats_2.asp\n\nCSS layouts here:\nhttp://blog.html.it/layoutgala/\n\nGood luck and let me know when your site is online!
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Go to the start menu, then Accessibility, then run the accessibility wizard to change font size.\nAlso try running your resolution to 600X800 right click on desktop, then properties, then settings tab. Turn the slider down to decrease resolution.
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You go to File >> Page Setup.\nThere, on the lower right hand corner is the margins section.\n\nHope I helped!
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Do you mean to change it to landscape mode?  That would put it so the page is longer than wider.\n\n   1.  On the File menu, click Page Setup, and then click the Margins tab.\n   2. Under Orientation, click Portrait or Landscape.\n\nGood luck!
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make the pages where they are going down the side panel of ur document. then u can select page and drag it to desired location.
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Try to type underscore ___ for 3 times and then press ENTER.\nThat automatically generates a line that extends all over the page lenght.\n\nAnother solution is to use the DRAW MENU' to generate a LINE, which you can move all around the page according to your needs.\n\nI hope this helps
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Try lowering your resolution
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Try adjusting the game resolution.
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I only know that you can change the browser fonts,that would be the whole page you're looking at. go to the top of your browser address bar to "view" "text size ".Another sub menu will pop up click on Largest & then close.It should make the print as large as it possibly will go.
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It's never a good idea to just put a number in if you don't know what you're doing.  Review these links - then set your page file.\n\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/pagefile_optimization.htm\nhttp://aumha.org/win5/a/xpvm.htm
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You can use xrandr command it needs X server running and you can select the resolution you wanna set. xrandr is not just freebsd specific but it works on all UNIX where you use X server
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Right-Click on the desktop and select "Properties".\nGo to the last tab, "Settings" - the one on the right. \nYou will note a slider bar. Move the slider, so that it would display something like 1024 by 768 (or higher).\nThis will definitely work! Good luck!
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Go to "Start" Button on the bottom of your Desktop (the display showing just before you log on to whatever on your computer) - Choose"Control Panel" - Click on Themes and Screens - a task bar will come up with a slide-arrow on it - make sure it's on the left side at lowest resolution - then click "OK" and that should do it -
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In the display settings, lower the screen resolution.
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Easy. Try this\n\n1. Go to Start\n2. Click Run\n3. Type "cmd" \n4. Now when CLI (command line interface) shows up, RIGHT CLICK on the blue bar at the top of the window. This window has the minimize, maximize and close options on the far right.\n\nAfter you RIGHT CLICK tChe blue bar, chose PROPERTIES\n\nHere you can adjust the command line's colors and size dimensions.\n\nBelow are the default settings on each page:\n1. Options Tab\n\nCursor Size: Small\n\nCommand History: \nBuffer Size : 50\nNumber of Buffers: 4\n\nDisplay Options:\nWindowed\n\nEdit Options:\nQuick Edit -added. Lets you Copy/Paste in cmd with right click :)\nInsert \n(both checked)\n\nDiscard Old Duplicates\n(unchecked)\n\nFont Tab (page 2)\n\nSize: 8x12\nRaster Fonts\n\nLayout Tab (page 3) \n\nScreen Buffer Size:\nWidth 88 Height 300\n\nWindow Size:\n80X 25\n\nWindow Position:\nAutomatic\n\nScreen Colors:\nLeave this alone!!\n\nThere! that is all my CMD properties settings for Windows XP\n\nI also have a screen resolution of 1024X768 32 Bit 85 Hz refresh rate. Not sure if it matters