OH MY Screen wiiiiiddddtttthhhh

Phil Prasco · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 10:54 AM

Hey Stevie,
Any chance you can get the forum in a slightly slimmer version ?
Some of us don't have 27 in HD plasma monitors.
I'm getting a sore wrist from the scroll bar at the bottom.
And we all know how important using the wrist is.
Methinks the width should be set at ;:variable}
:righton:

Phil

Mr. Zipper · **Joined:** Apr 25, 2007 2:21 AM **Posts:** 6017

Phil Prasco wrote:

Hey Stevie,
Any chance you can get the forum in a slightly slimmer version ?
Some of us don't have 27 in HD plasma monitors.
I'm getting a sore wrist from the scroll bar at the bottom.
And we all know how important using the wrist is.
Methinks the width should be set at ;:variable}
:righton:

Phil

Hey...

I thought it was variable. :???

What screen size are you viewing in?

Garry · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 1:36 PM

On my main PC, I get the full screen but on my laptop, I get the missing right hand side. :sigh:

Boozad · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 2:14 PM

I get full screen both at home (1440 x 900) and at work (1024 X 768).

Phil Prasco · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 11:02 PM

1152x864. 'swhat I got to work with. Running IE7, and sorry
to all the Firefox/Chrome/droid etc guys, I don't want to reload
another browser.
Actually this is the only site where I have a problem.

Phil Prasco · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 11:04 PM

Boozad wrote:

I get full screen both at home (1440 x 900) and at work (1024 X 768).

It must be different in the UK, kinda like how you make mashed
potatoes and drive on the wrong side of the road. :evillaugh:

Boozad · **Posted:** Oct 22, 2010 11:18 PM

Phil Prasco wrote:

Boozad wrote:

I get full screen both at home (1440 x 900) and at work (1024 X 768).

It must be different in the UK, kinda like how you make mashed
potatoes and drive on the wrong side of the road. :evillaugh:

Phil, try IE8, it's far better than IE7 and is easy and painless to install.

Phil Prasco · **Posted:** Oct 24, 2010 10:30 AM

Boozad wrote:

Phil Prasco wrote:

Boozad wrote:

I get full screen both at home (1440 x 900) and at work (1024 X 768).

It must be different in the UK, kinda like how you make mashed
potatoes and drive on the wrong side of the road. :evillaugh:

Phil, try IE8, it's far better than IE7 and is easy and painless to install.

Standing corrected, running IE8 in compatability mode for all websites.
Talked to my brother, the family computer geek, his general view
is that if this is the only site that does this, then I should , and can
live with it.

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