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It depends on whether your browser image rendering setting is set to "shrink to fit" or "scroll large images."
If it is shrinking to fit, text on a saved image may shrink too small for the display resolution on the screen you have.
If it is shrinking to fit, text on a saved image may shrink too small for the display resolution on the screen you have.
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>It depends on whether your browser image rendering setting is set to "shrink to fit" or "scroll
>large images."
Nope, that won't do any good. Normal image attachments on DaniWeb open over top of the page using some sort of AJAX/Javascript and gets scaled through that (I don't really know or care to know the details of how it works), rendering any "scroll large images" option on your browser useless.
>large images."
Nope, that won't do any good. Normal image attachments on DaniWeb open over top of the page using some sort of AJAX/Javascript and gets scaled through that (I don't really know or care to know the details of how it works), rendering any "scroll large images" option on your browser useless.
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Originally Posted by jasimp 
Now that I think about it a little more this was discussed not to long ago. All you have to do is middle click with the mouse wheel on the image. Then magnify it.
You're right, I remember.
But my point is that the beautifull and simple guide to using code-tags (by Aia in the C-forum) will be unreadable for 50%(?) of the people I send there. And I'm not going to say:
"Here a guide to code tags, just read the thread, then open every picture in a new tab (right click in IE or middle in FF)". If they weren't smart enough to use code tags, they aren't smart enough to do this.
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Originally Posted by Joey
That said, I don't really like the default way images are displayed right now, particularly when trying to view DaniWeb on older computers.
Last edited by niek_e : May 21st, 2008 at 3:10 am.
Want better/more replies to your questions? Wrap your code in [code] [/code] tags!
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I'm using IE7 on Vista. Opening the image in a new tab doesn't help anything because the image is still unreadable. And clicking with middle wheel is the same as clicking with left button.
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