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how to resize whole aspx page

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    Jaymm
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    hi, Actually I want to create page with resolution(size) 1024*768. Now my pc's resolution is 1440*900. So whenever I execute prog, in 1440*900 resolution, the website will display in centre keeping some place left and right side. and whenever I use 1024*768 resolution, it will cover whole screen, not keeping space left or right. It will be fit to screen. How can I get this ?? I have tried a lot but I can't get this. Plzz help me.. Thanks & regards, Jay

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      hi, Actually I want to create page with resolution(size) 1024*768. Now my pc's resolution is 1440*900. So whenever I execute prog, in 1440*900 resolution, the website will display in centre keeping some place left and right side. and whenever I use 1024*768 resolution, it will cover whole screen, not keeping space left or right. It will be fit to screen. How can I get this ?? I have tried a lot but I can't get this. Plzz help me.. Thanks & regards, Jay

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      adatapost
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      Use % (percent) unit of measurement.

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        hi, Actually I want to create page with resolution(size) 1024*768. Now my pc's resolution is 1440*900. So whenever I execute prog, in 1440*900 resolution, the website will display in centre keeping some place left and right side. and whenever I use 1024*768 resolution, it will cover whole screen, not keeping space left or right. It will be fit to screen. How can I get this ?? I have tried a lot but I can't get this. Plzz help me.. Thanks & regards, Jay

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        Hi Jaymm, Setting the Width and Height in Pixels make the page dependent on resolution. If you will set the Width and Height in 100% it will not be dependent on resolution and What ever resolution you will set the page will fit on to that resolution only. Set as below Width="100%", Height="100%" Hope this help. Thanks, Mohit Jain MCTS, MCSD.Net, MCPD.Net

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          Hi Jaymm, Setting the Width and Height in Pixels make the page dependent on resolution. If you will set the Width and Height in 100% it will not be dependent on resolution and What ever resolution you will set the page will fit on to that resolution only. Set as below Width="100%", Height="100%" Hope this help. Thanks, Mohit Jain MCTS, MCSD.Net, MCPD.Net

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          thanks a lot

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