Dont worry. Ill fix it on this end.
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Thank you :)

I use a triple head set up (yep, 3 big phat LCDs… sweeeet) and I use Firefox. And I have noticed that no one really considers multi screen set ups, and multi screen set ups with 60 plus pages open as tabs in Firefox… forget it!

You wouldn’t believe the number of sites – developers sites mind you – where the paragraph of content becomes one single string of text stretched across 3840 pixels. Or chunks of content appear in different screens either side of a supposedly centered page – macromedia.com :-)

Check out markme.com/whoever on dual screens or triple screens. And try the MXNA site or macromedia.com on dual screens (big fat split through the middle of the content).

Hey, and don’t get me started on color blindness and usability… that’s another story. Hehehe… had bad experience trying to decipher some information on my ISPs web site today.

Obviously as developers we shouldn’t just focus on setting geeky trends with our early adoption of very cool “quadralateral googleplex double humbucking” HD screens, we need to accommadate them in our development strategies.

Basically it comes down to this, centering and “left justify” works on a triple sceen set up (centered content is best), and “left justify” on a dual screen.

Otherwise forget centering altogether.

* In using the term ‘centered’, I mean floating the content in the center of the available browser view space.

Dont worry. Ill fix it on this end.

mike chambers

mesh@macromedia.com

example: http://weblogs.macromedia.com/mxna/reports/feedReport/index.cfm?feedId=365&feedName=injun%20%23576871%20eng%5Fversion