Thank You. But, I do have a couple more questions. Does this mean that I
have to build these web sites at 2 different resolutions? And if so how
does the palm know wich one to access. Does the palm have a redirect
function or do I have to put it in my html? My sites are all based on asp
pages. Will the palm have any problem with these functions?
Thanks in advance
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Aaron
Ardiri
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 2:17 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: I'm not a developer or user. What am I?
> Hello everybody. How you can see, I'm lost. I'm a web developer and one
of
> my clients wants his web site to be compatible with Palm devices. I have
> been going throught the web site and all the information is for web
cliping
> developers or user but I am not, I just want to know how make my web sites
> compatible with this device. I will appreciate any help.
design your website for a screen of resolution that is 160x160 :)
make your browser tiny :) and dont use any special effects.. the easiest
way to do this, is to use basic text, with very minimal font tweaking
and keep your images to a size where the width is less than 160 pixels
cheers
// az
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