RE: [flasher] Re: Full Screen

[Jason Cartwright]

Well said Thorvald - there is nothing more annoying when you are browsing

the web, in a couple of windows, to have one damned site take up the whole

of your monitor.


Also when flash it then loaded taking up the whole of a full-screened

1600x1200 display it runs incredibly slow - like so slow I often have to go

into task manager and kill Internet Explorer.


Cheers!

Jason

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> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Thorvald Neumann [neumanntse-online [dot] de (mailto:neumanntse-online [dot] de)]

> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:51 PM

> To: flasher from chinwag

> Subject: [flasher] Re: Full Screen

> 

> 

> Hejsan!

> 

> Monday, February 12, 2001, 12:59:21 PM, Keyvan Pashaei wrote:

> > How can I make a full screen page (without any menu or status bar)?

> 

> I will not tell you. Think about usability first and then ask your

> question again.

> 

> Trust me, it is really annoying to get a full screen window on a

> resolution of 1600 x 1200.

> 

> Best wishes,

> 

>    Thorvald Neumann

>    Multimedia Developer

> --

> 'The light of reason can be blinding.'

>    David Wallach, LausnMedia, Iceland 

> 

> 

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