Sorry, I posted those pictures from photobucket - wasn't thinking about size. It is a pain.

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Obviously, a computer attack from the "way too big picture posters", a little known, anti-Audiophile splinter group

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hey now.. i am a proud member of that group.

so, to save you stress of having to click and scroll..
i will start a new sentence underneath the other.
it makes it much easier.
i could make you a short list of the offensive picture people..
but, why bother. there are plenty of other things,
in this world,
to
get
mad about..
dont
you
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bigjohn

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DJ,

Opera, IE, and FireFox all include autiomatic image scaling features, but none of them work with INLINE images. That feature only works when you view a linked JPEG in its own window.

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Actually pmbuko, that is incorrect. I am aware of the VERY ANNOYING "feature" in IE which I disable that scales down all images opened directly (not limited to JPEG). I am glad that Opera does NOT do this by default. I think firefox does the annoying thing, and I prefer Opera anyways, as I like my mouse gestures. The Opera feature shrinkes the whole page to basically scale the virtual pixels to pixels displayed ratio. If you have opera, hold down control and scroll the mouse wheel to activate page scaling. Alternatively, on the main toolbar where there is a 100%, change that around and see the images change size as well as the text, in proportion.

[Walter Sobchak]Huh. I did not know that.[/Walter]

Cool feature.

Yea - it's definitely one of my favorite things (along with being virtually immune to most exploits such as VB exploits).

Once an audiophile is released from prison and finds a place to live, don't the local police have to notify any parents with HT of their adress?

No scrolling here.......course dual 21" LCD's has that advantage ... 3200x1200 BABY!

- D

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3200x1200 BABY!

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with an annoying gap in between the first 1600 and the second 1600.

dude, just because it's 3200x1200 doesn't mean I can't maximize to one monitor.

it's 1600x1200, then another 1600x1200. I can drag stuff back and forth, maximize to one, send it to the other maximized.....you have to see it

I think I'll stick with my 2048x1536 + 1280x1024... Unless I get another 21" crt and make it 2048x1536 + 2048x1536... Although I'd have to scrap my LCD for that, and I do still like LCD for certain things (text basically).