How can I get my web pages from being so blury?
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Try ClearType Tuning from Microsoft..
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Do not change the settings on your PC for such a simple fix all you have to do is hold down the control key and scroll back and fourth with the wheel on your mouse it will enlarge or shrink any web page or document
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If it just the Internet try Pushing Veiw, Text Size, Take it to MED or Smaller if needed....On the IE Page
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Unfortunately, you have run into the bane of most web designers. Firefox tends to display, parse and interpret html pages differently than Internet Explorer and vice versa. Dreamweaver also could be causing some of the issues. My best advice is to publish locally and then preview locally through both Firefox and IE. You might also try using a third party web development kit as well so you can tweak some of the issues. There is some freeware out there like WYSIWYG Web Editor and a few others that are closer to "What You See Is What You Get". You can also code to the browser, but the KISS principle applies most of the time.
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in internet explorer go to VIEW > TEXT SIZE and adjust it to medium.\n\nyou can also do this if your mouse has a center wheel. hold down CTRL and roll the wheel forward and back to see the text zoom in and out. this doesn't work on all sites. that's because the webmaster used pixel and point sizes in the source code. they should have used EM measurements or percentages.\n\nthe page you are reading now uses EM measurements so try what i showed you above
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Why are you messing around with frames? This isn't 1996! \n\nLearn the power of CSS. \n\ngo to www.w3schools.com\n\nIt's easy, and you'll learn how to make better web pages.
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You cant improve the speed much. You can download any free internet boosting software. Also, try increasing the cache size of your browser. This will help if there are certain sites you visit frequently. The offline content stored in the cache will make the page load faster. nothing much else you can do i guess..
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Some pages are just designed poorly.  If you followed the suggestions you got when you posted previously, it may not be a problem with your display settings.\n\nWhat page are you having trouble with?  We can check it out and see how it looks to us, and see if we can find what the problem might be.
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It sounds like you are using AOL. You need to turn off image compression - AOL automatically adds extra compression to images in order to make them load a little faster - this can be turned off in your options.
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Good start but a few suggestions arise.  The images are a bit blurry.  If you enlarged those images, then it will cause it to be blurry.  The green in "For Hello Kitty Fan's" is hard to see behind the background.  Try a higher contrast color like dark red.  And remove the apostrophe in "Fan's."  Have fun.
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use IE or firefox, or check your settings
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One thing you could do is save them as .PNG files (they're bigger, but better quality). You could also NOT optimize them for the web (it lowers quality so it can load faster). Besides, that, you could always sharpen them in a photo editing program like Photoshop.
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1.download quality music\n2.try a slower burn speed,not higher than 6 to 8X
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(1) First of all, if it's a brand new computer, and it didn't go through a ton of updates when you first connected it to the internet, go to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ and make sure you've got the latest and greatest from our GREAT friends at Microsoft.  For your issue, this is only pertinent if you're using Internet Explorer, but it's always a good thing to do.\n\n(2) Make sure your screen resolution (right click on the desktop, properties, settings) is set to at least 800x600, preferably 1024x768.\n\n(3) Make sure the browser window is maximized.\n\n(4) Make sure you have IE, or preferably Firefox, from http://www.mozilla.com/\n\n(5) Make sure your text size is good.  With the two browsers mentioned above, click and hold the control key while you scroll the mouse wheel (if you have one) slowly up and down til you get what you want.\n\n(6) If you have some sort of ad-blocking software, turn it off and restart your browser.  If something here is mistaken for an ad, it can cause a problem like that.\n\nHope that helps!!!
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It should be simply a problem of the page displaying slowly like your memory on your computer is old or you have a low-speed internet connection. This has happened to me plenty of times but it may just be problems with a particular site or that site's server (or your server if this happens with every site you try to visit).
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Get your page as close to right as you can in FrontPage, then open your page in Notepad and add your include statements.\n\nOr, better yet, ditch FrontPage, which is responsible for more bad Web sites than any other source on Earth.
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Go to oldversion you can get any of the older html browsers there to suite your needs. Sometimes Newer isn't Better.