David Klaus wrote: >It sounds like the basic problem is that your monitor is only >displaying a 640x480 screen and the web page you are trying to >display requires a larger screen. When you say 'only part of the >page' is displayed, does that mean you can see scroll bars or not? >If not, then what you want to do is grab the title bar of the IE >window and drag it left until you can see the grow box. Then click >on the grow box and your IE window should shrink back down. You can >also save some screen real estate by turning off the button bar and >favorites bar in the 'View' menu. > > > Thanks for your suggestion but I've already tried that. I guess I should've been more clear in my description. The resize box doesn't seem to affect the web-page size. The biggest problem my wife has is when she's playing backgammon on Pogo.com. The Pogo game windows don't have a resize box on them. The window doesn't open quite large enough to display the board with the buttons. Is this just a Java problem? I've tried deleting the monitor's preferences but with no effect. It's too bad that I.E. is the only browser that seems to work well with these Pogo games.
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