I have not done my own web pages. So take this for what it is worth.
All LCD displays have a native resolution. So you will run into the
same thing with the Dell. The way it is usually handled is to adjust
the font size in applications so that you can read easily, like you
did with your email reader.
There is also a feature if you are constrained by a resolution, but
want to see it better. You can press ctrl and scroll upwards to
increase the size of what you are trying to see.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
On Jan 16, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Bob Whitmire wrote:
> So, all I've heard says that with Apple, one should leave the native
> resolution where it lies, which in my case is 1920x1200. When I mess
> with that resolution in system preferences, I get downright ugly
> results, that is, what comes on screen looks fuzzy and not at all
> attractive. Things appear correctly only at 1920x1200. And while this
> is perfect for watching Lord of the Rings <g.>, it leaves something
> to be desired with more text-heavy tasks.
>
> Is this not the case with other monitors that advertise different
> resolutions at different refresh rates? The Dell seems like it would
> be perfect for such tasks as web authoring because I could set
> resolution down to something more likely to be right for the majority
> of viewers, in the 1024 to 728 range, which is the resolution my
> current site was written at.
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