GearHeads Corner

I visited your new Web site, Art. Looks good but there is on problem. The software does not detect the width of the display on the receiving end and the pages spread left and right off the borders. I tried this on two computers, Firefox on a small display and I.E. on a large display, both exhibit the same issue.

Probably just the newness of the code but there you are.

I noticed the same thing on a pad computer running Firefox and also on my notebook computer.  Not really a show stopper.  At least on a desktop or notebook version of Firefox simply typing CTRL-minus  will shrink the page to be completely on the screen.

Bill

Looks good with Chrome.

Thx Guys..

One of those things at that provider, Bobs been working on that page in the background , I dont know if or
when we'll switch to it, but he's done a good job showing things like web->3d and the various features of the
system, so we'll leave it up and slowly fix it up as we go.

Art

Thanks guys..


Have you tried holding down the Windows key + Ctrl key both at the same time while dragging your mouse to zoom to the right size? While Chrome didn't appear to have an issue for me either, I did notice the problem with I.E and Firefox too, but this solution work for me..

Cheers
Bob
:)

Hi Bob

On a Firefox desktop, Windows10 machine with a 2button+wheel mouse.  Zoom works with holding the CTRL down while rolling the middle wheel.  Simply rolling the middle wheel scrolls up and down in the window.  My previous mention of using CTRL with +  or - keys also zooms.

The Wndows+CNTRL doesn't seem to do anything useful.

Bill

Bill;

As I said, appears to work here for whatever reason, anyhow thanks for the clarification.


Cheers
Bob
:)