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resolution handling for asp.net applications

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    I have already developed an web application in asp.net.i done all design for resolution 1024x768.. when somebody opens the the application in a computer with resolution 800x600 ,then complete design gets destorted.All menus are displaying two rows and all.Is dere anyway to handle this while we are desingning the application? if I developed the application for resolution 800x600 ,when any user opened with 1024x768 it will show as small in shape and so many white spaces ..all images and menus are very small.. how can i make a standard to design a web application for all resolution.. help me pls it is very urgent.. thanks in advance lal

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      I have already developed an web application in asp.net.i done all design for resolution 1024x768.. when somebody opens the the application in a computer with resolution 800x600 ,then complete design gets destorted.All menus are displaying two rows and all.Is dere anyway to handle this while we are desingning the application? if I developed the application for resolution 800x600 ,when any user opened with 1024x768 it will show as small in shape and so many white spaces ..all images and menus are very small.. how can i make a standard to design a web application for all resolution.. help me pls it is very urgent.. thanks in advance lal

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      The problem is that you relied on the resolution when you implemented the design. If you hadn't, the page would look the same in different resolutions, but it would just get scroll bars in lower resolutions. When creating a web page you have to consider any resolution that the user might use. If the users have 640x480 and 16 colors, the page might look horrible and it will surely not fit on the screen, but it should still work and be readable. (Especially designers of web pages for graphics cards should think about that. When you installed your new card, and there is no drivers so you are stuck in 640x480 with 16 colors, where do you browse to get drivers...?) --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        I have already developed an web application in asp.net.i done all design for resolution 1024x768.. when somebody opens the the application in a computer with resolution 800x600 ,then complete design gets destorted.All menus are displaying two rows and all.Is dere anyway to handle this while we are desingning the application? if I developed the application for resolution 800x600 ,when any user opened with 1024x768 it will show as small in shape and so many white spaces ..all images and menus are very small.. how can i make a standard to design a web application for all resolution.. help me pls it is very urgent.. thanks in advance lal

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        use tables and put ur controls in that table never stop from trying

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