Rune wrote in message <394f09e3@news.povray.org>...
>Other's who had problems: Is this page better?


At 512x384, I needed to scroll horizontally to view the entire page.

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Mark

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"Greg M. Johnson" wrote:
> I also didn't find the objects &  links system helpful.

This has nothing to do with the page I put up.
I only made a test page of the front page.

However, I'd like to reply anyway.

> If I wanted one thing, say a golf bal,  it would be
> neat to see a link to someone's golfball.inc, or at
> worst a link to someone's page of inc's.

Links directly to .inc files would require the explicit permission from the
person who made the file. We had a major discussion about this recently.

Links to *pages* containing .inc files is generally OK, but people tend to
change the name of their pages and directories, so Ken often link to the
main page in order to avoid that links become dead links. Or so I think.

Greetings,

Rune

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"Remco Poelstra" wrote:
> I'm using Netscape 4.73 and a resoltution of 1280x1024.
> I can see anything without scrolling, but the spaces
> between the menu, the text and the girl are to big.
> Isn't it possible that the text spreads itself over the
> free space in the middle?

Since my computer problem I haven't had Netscape at all.
Which is the most common version of Netscape, and exactly where can I
download it?

Anyway, I won't change anything more at this point, because I think the real
povray.org is currently being changed, and so there is no point in making my
own test versions based on an outdated design. I will wait and see what
happens to povray.org.

Greetings,

Rune

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"John VanSickle" wrote:
> It doesn't view properly on a 640x480 screen (Netscape 4.7),

I know, but fixing that would require an actual redesign rather than some
small adjustments, I think.

> nor at 800x600; horizontal scrolling is needed at both resolutions to see
the gal.

I ought to get Netscape, so I can see such problems myself...

Greetings,

Rune

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Rune wrote:

> Links to *pages* containing .inc files is generally OK, but people tend to
> change the name of their pages and directories, so Ken often link to the
> main page in order to avoid that links become dead links. Or so I think.

That's a fact.

By the way there is a golfball include file at:

http://www2.fwi.com/~parkerr/traces.html

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On Thu, 22 Jun 2000 15:20:55 -0700, Ken wrote:
>
>
>Rune wrote:
>
>> Links to *pages* containing .inc files is generally OK, but people tend to
>> change the name of their pages and directories, so Ken often link to the
>> main page in order to avoid that links become dead links. Or so I think.
>
>That's a fact.
>
>By the way there is a golfball include file at:
>
>http://www2.fwi.com/~parkerr/traces.html

To which you may link directly, if you so choose.

Maybe I should change the logo on that ball... I haven't worked for that
company for over two years now.

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Rune wrote in message <39528d8c@news.povray.org>...
>Since my computer problem I haven't had Netscape at all.
>Which is the most common version of Netscape, and exactly where can I
>download it?


It takes a little looking, but you can find the latest version somewhere at
http://home.netscape.com/

Mark

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Mark Wagner wrote:
> 
> Rune wrote in message <39528d8c@news.povray.org>...
> >Since my computer problem I haven't had Netscape at all.
> >Which is the most common version of Netscape, and exactly where can I
> >download it?
> 
> It takes a little looking, but you can find the latest version somewhere at
> http://home.netscape.com/

The latest version and the most common version may not be necessarily
inclusive.

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"Pabs" wrote:
> I am in a position to be able to test Netscape & M$ IE5
> at multiple res 640x480-1280x1024
> Tell me if I should test any other combinations

Hi Pabs!

Even though I said I wouldn't work anymore on it now, I did anyway.

I have updated the test page, and I would appreciate it if you would test it
with the various resolutions and browsers again.

Tell me what you think!

Greetings,

Rune

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> Since my computer problem I haven't had Netscape at all.
> Which is the most common version of Netscape, and exactly where can I
> download it?
I suggest you buy one of these computer magazine with cdes included,
netscape are usually included on one those.
(if they aren't games-only magazines)
It would save you a lot of downloading.
If the version included on the cd aren't the newest one, you can download a
much smaller upgrade from http://home.netscape.com


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