Tips for using this resource:
Selection of Screen Size and Resolution

Those who use Microsoft Explorer will get the best results when reducing the standard typesize displayed by:
+ selecting 'small font' in the View > Font menu or
+ clicking on the right button of these twoas found on the toolbar

For optimal browsing conditions, please select one of four choices given in the table below:
 

		Your Screen Resolution
		low	high
Bar Height of Browser	low (less than 10%)	typelomn.htm	typehimn.htm
	high (10% or more)	typelomx.htm	typehimx.htm

 

Bar height refers to the percentage of space taken up in your browser screen by the total of toolbar, buttonbar, addressbar, and/or statusbar.
The current screen resolution of your computer is usually expressed in numbers or letter-codes, which can be found in the setup/configuration area of your operating system.

Examples:
+ low screen resolutions for a PC using Windows are VGA or 640 by 480
+ high screen resolution for a PC using Windows is 1024 by 768
+ A low bar height is typically used by Microsoft Explorer 2 for Windows 3.1
+ A high bar height is typically used by Netscape Navigator (by default) and Microsoft Explorer 3 for Windows 95 (by default)