On Mon, 23 Oct 2000 21:31:57 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
> I have a question I have failed to ask through multiple versions of Arachne.
> Why is it that some pages when being downloaded are nice looking, everything
on
> the screen where it should be, etc. and then -
> after the final adjusting of tables, frames, etc -- the page can become
> virtually unreadable?
> Something just isn't working like it maybe should ...
> Page in subject line is one example. While being downloaded -- waiting for
all
> the images -- the page is well organized and al
> on the screen. After final adjustments .. bleeech
> l.d.
Hello L.D.:
I understand exactly the phenomena you are describing here, and I have
experienced it many times myself and with much frustration.
This problem has to do with the screen resolution for which the page was
designed. If you are using a video setp for 640 X 480 resolution and
you access a page designed especially for 600 X 800 resolution or greater,
then some images and text will overlap. This is not an Arachne problem.
It is a problem with the website designer who ignores the compatibility
problems that some users will encounter when they access his site. Arachne
is working as it should. Some website designers are not working as they
should.
All the best,
Sam Heywood
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