Re: PGM bitmap to ASCII converter
Veronica Karlsson wrote: > I meant "big" in terms of resolution (since that is what matters in this > context, and which is also why I supplied an image of my screen rather > than a reference to its size in inches...). Also, I was talking about > the monitors here at this school computer lab. The big monitors (21") > are set at 1280x1024, the smaller ones (17") are set at 1152x900. No, I > do not have the option to change such things as resolution on this > equipment. Many, _many_ people out there have their monitors set at > 640x480. A well written html document should "survive" quite easily on > such displays. This one didn't. More often than not people are running in at least 800x600... Hell, the 486 I bought back in '94 could do 1024x768 no problem... And like I said... my monitor's only 15" and handles 1280x1024 no problem :) John
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