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I like the new front page to the forum guys, it looks swell on my screen.

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It's too wide. Have to scroll across .Annoying

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How wide is your monitor?

The whole site has been set up to run in 1024 x 768 (or at least that is the spec...    )

Also, what browser are you running?

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I think it's snazzy. Looks very good Brock and Lance.
This forum is great and very professionally designed. Take a bow every one that has helped to make this new change happen. Good Stuff!!


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I also found I had to scroll accross but now have set it to 1024 x 768 and it fits. Of course I can barely see the screen so I'll have to set it back. It is very snazzy but I personally like simple not snazzy (my website is very simple). A little too snazzy for me but that is just me.
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old man
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Hey Brock, I didn't notice the first time, but it is off center, to the right. My resolution is properly set and it is off with both Netscape and IE. All other screens are perfectly centered.

I even tried higher resolutions and it still runs off the right side.


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Yep, same as Ron.
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Brock for some reason the text wrap on some posts is a lot longer than others. When this happens I have to scroll as well. I have not figured it out yet but suspect it is a poster driven anomaly.
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It works fine on mine. Michael, the only problem I've had with having to scroll is when people post pictures that are too large or don't seperate them on seperate lines. I would like to see MicahelP's quote go back on the first page.

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Don I think you are right, big pic's do seem to drive the long text wrap issue.
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