text placment

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Lisa

I have created two websites using FrontPage 2003 www.rewindchicago.com and
www.tricoliphoto.com---in both cases when I view these site I see what I
created but when I view them on another computer through the same web browser
(iInternet Explorer) the text is overlapping the pictures. I used abolute
positioning on the www.rewindchicago.com---only on the home page---on all the
other pages I used a text boxes---is that a mistake? I would like to know if
someone is viewing in Microsoft Explorer they see what I see---in the
www.tricoliphoto.com in the galleries you can view packages this is where I'm
having a problem with the text overlapping. Thank you.

Lisa
 
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Kevin Spencer

It's not just a question of what browser they're using. It's also a question
of the screen resolution settings on the machine, as well as the window size
of the browser instance. Welcome to the World-Wild Web!

Using absolute positioning is fine, as long as you take into account the
fact that not every browser instance in the world will be like yours. The
same goes for using tables. There isn't any easy solution.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
I get paid good money to
solve puzzles for a living
 
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Lisa

Thanks for the information---is there a way I can make sure that the text
says in it's place --- a table, text box, absolute placement---is there a
resolution most people use that I could change my site to?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

A fixed width table of 750 pixels will work for all users, using a resolution 800 x 600 where you
would insert all content within this table.

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Lisa

So if I use a fixed width table of 750 pixels for the entire web site it
should work? Would I use this on each page? I would then have to work
within those dimensions?
 
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