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CatholicAndFanatical

Sup everyone!

I am working on a project that is written in 1024x768 resolution and it looks funky in 800x600. So I am wondering how many people actually have their screen set that low?

Its easier developing in 1024, but its never attractive to those that use 800x600.

So if you dont mind could you answer this, i'll take a days worth of data and average it out. If there are alot of 800x600 folks I'll have to build two versions.

Thanks for the help


God Bless

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1337 k4th0l1x0r

I run mine at 1280x1024. Alot of widescreen monitors are run at 1024x768. Also, very large monitors are run at 1600x1200, but that's mainly for people doing CAD work.

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crusader1234

i work at 1024x 768

sometimes at 1600 x 1200 but thats only when i convince my dad to let me on his

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800x600. It was what I was raised on. Hehe. Well, kinda.

Why don't you make it in 800x600, I think things blow up better than they shirk.

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1337 k4th0l1x0r

[quote name='Iacobus' date='Jun 11 2004, 09:26 PM'] 800x600. It was what I was raised on. Hehe. Well, kinda.

Why don't you make it in 800x600, I think things blow up better than they shirk. [/quote]
Actually, if you want to get technical, things shrink better than they blow up. If you have a 1024x768 image, you can pretty easily shrink it down to 800x600 and not lose quality. This is because the 1024x768 image is oversampled compared to an 800x600 image. Going from 800x600 to 1024x768 isn't as clean as you do not have enough data to generate a good image. I would write some MATLAB code to demonstrate, but I think I've already proven my engineering nerd level.

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[quote name='1337 k4th0l1x0r' date='Jun 11 2004, 09:34 PM'] Actually, if you want to get technical, things shrink better than they blow up. If you have a 1024x768 image, you can pretty easily shrink it down to 800x600 and not lose quality. This is because the 1024x768 image is oversampled compared to an 800x600 image. Going from 800x600 to 1024x768 isn't as clean as you do not have enough data to generate a good image. I would write some MATLAB code to demonstrate, but I think I've already proven my engineering nerd level. [/quote]
LOL! You have I never do anything desgin really. LOL! But when I have it has been in 800x600.

In WEB Cisco Systems and Adobe told us to use 800x600 because it was most common.

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I ended up making two versions of [url="http://www.jelliebean.org"]my site[/url] because I found that alot of my friends used 800x600, and I wanted it to look good in on my puter (which is 1024x768). Ah, the things I do to please :P

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CatholicAndFanatical

excellent, thanks for the help so far.

Two versions wont be so bad, i only have the 1024 version done so far and working on the 800x600..but man i hate switching resolutions just to build it hehe. ahh what a lazy developer i am :P


I'll check back in this later on today and see what else we have but seems pretty even right now.

God Bless

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[quote name='CatholicAndFanatical' date='Jun 12 2004, 04:31 AM'] nice clean layout you have azaelia. You did a good job on the site [/quote]
Thank ye ^_^

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