how do i make the web page fit my comp screen?
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Go to a blank part of your desktop and right click. Click on properties. Click on settings, see screen resolution? change that to something like 800 by 600 pixels. Click on apply. Screen will go black and flicker a bit then everything will come back up and should be the right size. For you Internet explorer, open a window, size it to fit by pulling it at the corners or middle (*hover til your cursor changes), (click and hold and pull to resize) then hold down the shift key and open a new window It should open to the size you want. Then close the first window and it should now open the right size every time. Good luck and God Bless. {:-)
506847
Go to your desktop and right-click on a blank space....click on properties and select "settings" and adjust your screen to 1028x768 Pixels and that should solve your problem.\n\nGood luck
470336
I dont have a laptop I have a computer  but I know how to get the icons smaller click  on the background and to properties and settings then you'll see screen area.
407739
You don't need to scroll bar appear when the page is bigger than the display dimensions, so the web browser will adjust that, to manually cause it to happen, right click on desktop and go to setting, adjust the screen resolution to say 640x800, then you might get a scroll bar on what ever page you load, same as you did not maximize a browser window when its showing.
751594
get it altered in your control panel ..but meantime press crtl and scrol;l your mouse ..will make it bigger
940100
Simple, change your screen resolution.  I'm betting that your resolution settings are 800x600; the vast majority of people creating websites on the internet are gearing their sites for 1024x768 resolution or higher.  So just right-click on your desktop, select Properties.  Click on the Settings tab, set your screen resolution to 1024x768 and click Apply; your computer will test the new setting and give you 15 seconds to accept before it reverts to the old setting.  If it looks good, accept; if it still doesn't show the entire page, go back and select a higher resolution setting.  Be forewarned, your text will shrink as you expand resolution, so you'll want to find a happy "medium" that you're comfortable with.  Enjoy!!
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If working in Internet Explorer, go to View, Text Size, Largest.\n\nYou can also change your desktop appearance for all programs.  On your desktop screen, right click, the go to properties, settings, change screen resolution to the least amount (far left)
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You're probably trying to solve the wrong problem. Rather than detecting the screen size, and adjusting the page to cope, try creating a layout which adapts itself to the screen size.\n\nThese are usually called liquid or fluid layouts, for example, see some of the layouts here:\nhttp://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=ThreeColumnLayouts\n\nYou're asking for a script that doesn't use CSS. Usually, the typical way to hide an item, assuming you have a handle on the object called foo, is to write:\n\nfoo.style.display = "none"\n\ntherefore using CSS. If you really can't use CSS, an alternative would be to remove the div altogether, via:\n\nfoo.parentNode.removeChild( foo )\n\nSince detection of the resolution could be done with the (non-standard) screen object, a simple script would be (in appropriate tags):\n\nif(screen.x <1024) {\n  foo = document.getElementById( "theid" )\n  foo.parentNode.removeChild( foo )\n}
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Fill your screen? Web master choose a set size using HTML (or other code) and this cannot be affected by the size you chose for your computer (unless you make the screen huge, in which case you will most likely get a poor resolution)
806254
There are two things at least that determine what you see when you look at a web page.\n1. The preferences of the web browser you are using. Set the default font size to a larger size. If you are using Opera, you can set the magnification size as well. \n2. If all the stuff you read on the computer is smaller, then set the screen resolution to a lower value. If you have a Mac, go to system prefs>display>and select a size above (fewer pixels) where it is set now. For example if it says 1280 x 960 then select 1024 x 768. Computers have different resolutions, so the numbers for your computer might be different than these examples. Also, if you are using a Mac, you can press Apple + or Apple - to change the default font size of many applications.\n\nBy faded you are talking about 'contrast.' find the control for that in system prefs and give the screen more contrast. If you have a monitor that has separate controls, you need to figure those out. Someone may have changed them.\n\n;-D If you are talking only about your own web page, then you have to change that from within what ever web creation software you used to make the page.
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Some webpages are set to be a certain size to maintain their layout etc. On v high resolutions, this means that when the page is centered in the browser, theres unusued space. This is even more pronounced on widescreen format monitors
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Sorry, you can't.  Monitors don't all have the same pixel size.  HTML is a language of suggestions, not orders; people who try to design sites that look exactly the same for every single browser are in for disappointment.
864479
With Internet Explorer, go to VIEW and pick TEXT SIZE.   If it is set to MEDIUM, you can increase it a but more by picking Larger or Largest.   If it is set to TOO large, you will see some poorly designed websites that will show the text overlapping each other. \n\nIf it is still too small, the RIGHT CLICK on the desktop and pick PROPERTIES.   Go to the Settings section and move the resolution slider toward 800 X 600.  \n\nGood luck
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once updated it should be 1024x768, but the truth is it should only be limited by the resolution that your monitor can handle without making things too small that you can see them or too big that webpages wont properly fit on the screen.
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go to tools and then select internet options then select\ncontent at the very top then adjust your contents to suit you,, \n\n\ni hope this will help u
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click on the center box on the right-hand corner of page.  If there are two little boxes in the middle then you can make it smaller.  If that's not small enough just pass your mouse over corner till you see the arrow and double arrows and resize it like that.\n\nHope that helps
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Go into File/Page Settings.\nCheck the margin settings and set them to what you want.\n///