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how to decrease the size of web page according to the user screen

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    Hemant Garg
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    Hello to every One, i hav created a page in asp.net 1.0 where i use 17'inch monitor screen and when the same project is opened in smaller monitor the every time we have to scroll down the page. Can anybody tell me what should i do so that different users with different monitor screen can see the page according to their monitor size. Thank You..

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      Hello to every One, i hav created a page in asp.net 1.0 where i use 17'inch monitor screen and when the same project is opened in smaller monitor the every time we have to scroll down the page. Can anybody tell me what should i do so that different users with different monitor screen can see the page according to their monitor size. Thank You..

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      Vipin d
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      instead of using pixel size in ur web page design,plz use percentage.. eg: " table width=75% height=80% like...

      All I ever wanted is what others have....
      CrazySanker

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        instead of using pixel size in ur web page design,plz use percentage.. eg: " table width=75% height=80% like...

        All I ever wanted is what others have....
        CrazySanker

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        But how and where to use it

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          But how and where to use it

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          Sathesh Sakthivel
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          In the CSS you would have mentioned abt the Pixels and in that change it to % and check the webpage.

          Regards, Satips.:rose:

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            Hello to every One, i hav created a page in asp.net 1.0 where i use 17'inch monitor screen and when the same project is opened in smaller monitor the every time we have to scroll down the page. Can anybody tell me what should i do so that different users with different monitor screen can see the page according to their monitor size. Thank You..

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            I had alerady post the answser few weeks ago, just do the following thing to set your screen resolutions on any monitor (either 15/17 inchs) Firstoff all U should have to pur your all control within table tag means in & second thing U should have to give your width of the control in % (percentage) not in Pixcel(100px) did u do that ???? if you directly drag and drop the controls on the webform then they may be get disturb after change in resolution.... regards, koolprasad2003:)

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