Found a table of the amounts of pixels avaiable in different screen resoulutions and browser.<br />
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Hope you find it useful.<br />
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-Aslefo<!--content-->though when designing for all browsers, its just better to put the table width to 100% instead of using pixels. But it looks like it can be useful!<!--content-->Maybe it can be useful. But in most browsers (for example IE 4+) you can decide yourselfs what toolbars you want, meaning the available space changes. <br />
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Just something to think of when using the table...<!--content-->
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Hope you find it useful.<br />
<br />
-Aslefo<!--content-->though when designing for all browsers, its just better to put the table width to 100% instead of using pixels. But it looks like it can be useful!<!--content-->Maybe it can be useful. But in most browsers (for example IE 4+) you can decide yourselfs what toolbars you want, meaning the available space changes. <br />
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Just something to think of when using the table...<!--content-->