Thank you for your kind reply.

Actually I had this working for MSIE5 and NC4.7, in CSS and JavaScript, but now with NC6, it crashes badly. I was looking to PERL CGI as a way to escape from the multitudinous JS/Browser versions. You may visit my site at om-ah-hum.com to see what I had done with it.

I was setting the lines per screen in pixels, so that everybody got the same not different aspect in their window. It worked pretty well for 600, 800 and 1024 size displays. The only big hitch was my jpeg background which tiled horizontally at 1280...until I widened it.

I had set all the frames to percent of the screen, and the fontsizes to percent of the screen. You could shrink or expand the window and it looked okay. I was really quite happy with it until NC6. I did that with all three of my sites.

Thank you,
Gan Starling
Kalamazoo MI

In reply to Re: Re: Get info from browser known only to JavaScript? by aplonis
in thread Get info from browser known only to JavaScript? by aplonis

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