Re: Question

Raj.

> Don't forget that Macs and Unix/Linux machines have different font
> standards.  Fonts that are perfectly readable on a Windows machine > may
be too small to read on a Linux machine, as I have often found.

Perhaps I was a mite too suttle. That was exactly my point. And--that is why
I never use CSS to control font size; only font familys. However, I should
think that screen resolution, (I naively assume that Mac's, Unix/Linux have
such niceities), would affect apparent text size more than operating
systems.

>In this case, if the site uses CSS (thereby disabling my choices in >the
browser preferences), I just turn CSS off for a while.

You learn something everyday. OK, I'll bite. How does one "turn off" CSS in
your browser ?? Or is that what you ment??

Best wishes
Ted Temer
Temercraft Designs Redding, CA
temer(at)c-zone.net
www.temercraft.com/
www.newsredding.com/

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