Has anybody ever considered somehow reformatting the documentation so that it's
not so width-intensive, or possibly making a printer-friendly version?
Unfortunately, except for specifying a smaller font size on the monospace font,
I'm not coming up with any great ideas myself. The problem, though, is that
because the monospace stuff (code examples) don't break lines, many screens are
low-res enough that they have to scroll side-to-side to see all the
information. This wouldn't be TOO annoying, if it were just the code samples,
but they push the table width out to that point, so ALL the text does that.
If I come up with any GOOD ideas, I'll send them this way. I think it's
possible that moving the navigation to the top and/or bottom MAY help some, but
it still doesn't address the REAL issue (which is an issue with any pages that
need to do code samples that don't wrap).
Thanks!
Will Stranathan
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