Post by JCD - NomadWarrior on Feb 18, 2006 10:29:42 GMT -5
I have fixed (most) of the resolution problem for users with the 1280x1024 resolution. The tables line up well with the head and base images, and the background is new and works great.
If you have 1280x1024 resolution, Go to your Profile and change the "New Old 1024x768" to the "New Old 1280x1024" skin. I guess that will be enough.
My work:
I've heard the complaints and got to work on it from Thursday through Saturday.
I still have mixed feelings about things, because I have done a few things without much foreknowledge. For example, I still dont know a few things, like how the 1024x768 based skin looks up on 1280x1024, and how the tables are lined up on the 1280x1024 variant in the new background on a NORMAL screen.
The problem is, I didn't have the best equipment. Look below. I had to do with:
- An old, slow Pentium II PC which can barely do one thing at a time
- A monitor which can't go higher than 1024x768 resolution
- A badly damaged monitor which has 1280x1024 but a big problem making the screen look like a sand-timer thing (remember those things?)
- A grand Pentium IV, 3.4 GHZ with 1024 MB RAM which I could barely use (It's not mine after all).
Still, I have been able to do it. I still don't know everything, So I just have to rely on what I've done for now. When I have the better stuff and moire info, I can really make it perfect.
So much for three days of work; I hope you appreciate my work.
- JC
If you have 1280x1024 resolution, Go to your Profile and change the "New Old 1024x768" to the "New Old 1280x1024" skin. I guess that will be enough.
My work:
I've heard the complaints and got to work on it from Thursday through Saturday.
I still have mixed feelings about things, because I have done a few things without much foreknowledge. For example, I still dont know a few things, like how the 1024x768 based skin looks up on 1280x1024, and how the tables are lined up on the 1280x1024 variant in the new background on a NORMAL screen.
The problem is, I didn't have the best equipment. Look below. I had to do with:
- An old, slow Pentium II PC which can barely do one thing at a time
- A monitor which can't go higher than 1024x768 resolution
- A badly damaged monitor which has 1280x1024 but a big problem making the screen look like a sand-timer thing (remember those things?)
- A grand Pentium IV, 3.4 GHZ with 1024 MB RAM which I could barely use (It's not mine after all).
Still, I have been able to do it. I still don't know everything, So I just have to rely on what I've done for now. When I have the better stuff and moire info, I can really make it perfect.
So much for three days of work; I hope you appreciate my work.
- JC
