19th September 2000

These three mini-tips are geared towards those who have problems viewing images as displayed on their screen, but I'm sure everyone will walk away learning something new. Have you ever run into a Web graphic that doesn't look quite right? Chances are, the HTML developer hard coded the wrong dimensions for that particular image. Never fear, if there isn't a link lying underneath, you can click and drag that sucker to your Address Bar and have it displayed as it was originally intended. Okay, to piggyback the previous tip (for smaller graphics): once placed into an HTML mail message (or word processor document), you may enlarge the image by dragging its edges outward. To take this a step further, you might consider using the SHIFT key for such resizing operations; "smart" programs will keep the height and width proportional. Either for temporary or permanent viewing, these tips will save you time.