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netscape navigator 7

Introduction & Opening Program | Basic Layout of Program | Visiting and Navigating Web Pages
Bookmarks | Downloading Files | Printing and Saving Web Pages | Editing a Page
Finding Text on a Page | Setting Your Home Page | The Cache | History | Resolution
Advanced Options - Tabbed Windows | Advanced Options - Popup Controls

Resolution:
It's good practice for website creators to create their site with a wide range of visitors in mind. This means they'll take into account the resolution of their users' monitors. Many people still use a resolution of 800x600 (generally on smaller monitors), but 1024x768 has been much more of a standard; more will fit on the screen at once.

If you find you're having problems horizontally scrolling on too many sites, check your resolution. If you're working at 800x600, you may want to up it to 1024x768. For more information, view the Screen Resolution tutorial.

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