Tables setup page control to large

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curious

Ok, I have FrontPage 2003 my screen is set at 800x600 when I am inserting a table in FP I choose table/insert and a new window opens with all nec specs for my table "BUT" the page is to long for my screen and I can barely get to the bottom buttons to choose insert, Hope this makes sense. Is there a setting for how FP2003 should run with monitor setting?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

No, this was by design, so you will have to change your current screen resolution to 1024 x 768.

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curious said:
Ok, I have FrontPage 2003 my screen is set at 800x600 when I am inserting a table in FP I choose
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table/insert and a new window opens with all nec specs for my table "BUT" the page is to long for my
screen and I can barely get to the bottom buttons to choose insert, Hope this makes sense. Is there
a setting for how FP2003 should run with monitor setting?
 
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curious

I did switch resolution , Which cured it, but I was
hoping, now I need new specticles. lol. thank you
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No, this was by design, so you will have to change your
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current screen resolution to 1024 x 768.
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when I am inserting a table in FP I choose
table/insert and a new window opens with all nec specs
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for my table "BUT" the page is to long for my
screen and I can barely get to the bottom buttons to
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choose insert, Hope this makes sense. Is there
 
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frontpager

If this is by design, it is a poor design. I can't see why they didn't make that tables properties box a bit smaller?? It is very difficult for me to work at 1024x768 as everything is too small so I constantly have to fiddle with that tables properties box to move it up high enough to click on yes or ok or whatever.
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

The design of that dialog has to do with being able to support languages, other than English.

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frontpager said:
If this is by design, it is a poor design. I can't see why they didn't make that tables
Click to expand...
properties box a bit smaller?? It is very difficult for me to work at 1024x768 as everything is too
small so I constantly have to fiddle with that tables properties box to move it up high enough to
click on yes or ok or whatever.
 
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frontpager

Are we talking about two different things? I don't see anything on the "insert table" pane that suggests anything about languages? That image or whatever it is they use to display the table properties is just too big. Can you elaborate on this a bit.
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

That same dialog box "image" has to support all language versions of FP,
- so it is sized for the worse case language
A work around is to:
Make your selections at the top of the dialog, then use keyboard shortcuts in sequence
[Alt] [Space] [M]
- to activate "Window Move"
And use the Up arrow to force the dialog higher to gain access to the bottom of the dialog




| Are we talking about two different things? I don't see anything on the "insert table" pane that suggests anything about
languages? That image or whatever it is they use to display the table properties is just too big. Can you elaborate on this a bit.
 
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