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HC-Majick · 2005-04-05, 07:40 AM

These numbers are taken from Macromedia's website:
Browser Resolution ~Inner width
IE 5+ Win 800x600 ~780
IE 5 Mac 800x600 ~748
IE 4.5 Mac 800x600 ~744
Netscape 6+ Win 800x600 ~775
Netscape 6.2 Mac 800x600 ~763

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X-Drive · 2005-04-05, 07:59 AM

I can say that I have about 3% of Mac users on my domains, which is insignificant.
And I really don't think that Mac users like MS IE(they have Safari), which makes that % even smaller.

swedguy · 2005-04-05, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by majick

IE 5+ Win 800x600 ~780

Odd. I get a scroll on anything over 760 in IE6 with all settings set to default.

HC-Majick · 2005-04-05, 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swedguy

Odd. I get a scroll on anything over 760 in IE6 with all settings set to default.

I believe those numbers are with setting the page margins to 0 and not having a verticle scroll bar, because I get scrolls below the 780 too. I always set my tables to 740 max.

2005-04-05, 07:40 AM	#1
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2005-04-05, 07:59 AM	#2
X-Drive WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 41	I can say that I have about 3% of Mac users on my domains, which is insignificant. And I really don't think that Mac users like MS IE(they have Safari), which makes that % even smaller.