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to: Bob Stout
from: Charles Angelich
date: 2003-09-16 18:48:08
subject: Re: RE: More SNIPPETS ne

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Hello Bob - 

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BS> Thanks - I didn't realize anyone's eye were worse than
BS> mine, so some of the visual aspects hadn't occurred to me.
BS> (But then I'm using a 19" monitor.) 

Guess what, my monitor is 19" too. LOL That's just how bad my
eyes really are plus I use a 1024x768 display which makes
everything just a wee bit smaller too. 

You've probably noticed that magazines use more than one column
on a page that is more-or-less an 8x10 inch piece of paper?
That is, I think, because our 'focus vision' is just one dot in
our entire field of vision and that 'dot' is a bit narrow. When
your webpage spreads across my 19" monitor at 1024 the field of
text is too wide (for me) to read comfortably. Peripheral
vision is blurred (for everyone not just me). 

>> The 'button' graphics can be optimized at 33% compression
>> with very little distortion of the image and a reduction to
>> half the size they are now (speeds up page loads). 

BS> I'm currently using 20%, IIRC. Most of the buttons come in
BS> well under 5k, so I hadn't been too concerned about them.
BS> Since I'm seeing visible difference between the ones I did
BS> on Paint Shop Pro (PSP) 7 and PSP 8, I plan on going back
BS> and redoing the older ones anyway. 

I was seeing 1.7k per button at 33% in PaintShop Pro v7. On the
main snippets page where each button is unique they 'come up' a
bit slowly but specifying their actual "width" and "height"
within your  tags might speed that up a bit too.

>> I do appreciate your recent time/effort to get snippets.org
>> in 'shape' and thought some of this constructive criticism
>> might be of use to you in repayment for your time? 

BS> It's quite useful - thanks! 

You're welcome. 

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