Resolution on a computer monitor is determined by how many horizontal and vertical
lines are being created by the video output system of the computer. As the lines
of resolution increases the size of the objects on the screen decreases. You may
design your Web site based on a resolution of 1024X768 but you cannot know how the
user has set the lines of resolution on her or his computer. There resolution setting
can change the size of all the text and images you put on your page. All you can
do is make an assumption that most people will be using the factory preset,
The vertical placement of this artistic text was created by:
- Making sure that the gray box is showing around the text.
- With the four-headed arrow over the gray boarder right clicking.
- From the list that appears hovering over the Flip/Rotate and from the list selecting
Rotate Left.
To create the number list like the ones in the HTML box:
- Before you start to type the list go to the Text menu and click on Bullets and Numbering.
- A dialog box will appear. You can select the type of numbering or bullets you want
to use.
- Create you list.
- After the last entry in your list hit return
- Go back to the Text menu and click on Clear Formatting
This will move your text back to the edge of the HTML box.
You should explore the text menu and look at the top four selections. When you click
on any of the first three items, the Text Styles dialog box will appear. You can
use this box to work with the set up of the characters, paragraph and bullets and
numbers setting for the HTML text box you are working in. At this time do not work
with selections below the first four in the menu.