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From: "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@postgresql.org>
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2004, Robert Treat wrote:

> <sigh> do we have to go over this again... different users have
> different monitor sizes. People with big monitors want to be able to
> resize their browsers to view multiple windows simultaneously. You can't
> assume that everyone's window width is 800 pixels: it's too much for
> some users and too little for others. It's not that difficult to make a
> stretchy site that looks good at multiple widths, I think php.net is a
> classic example of this (though debian, kde, mozilla, ximian are also
> good examples).

just looked at php.net, and you are correct, seems to resize nicely ...

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