Is it possible to fill the width of the browser without creating horizontal scrolling?

I'm trying to fill the width of the browser with placed images across the page so that they bleed off. But as soon as I reach the edge of the working area and then preview it just scrolls to show empty white space.
I'm trying to achieve the effect that if you're viewing on a wide screen monitor the you'll see all the images, but if viewed on a smaller monitor the images will just bleed off with no option to horizontally scroll.
Is it possible?

If I'm understanding your question correctly, create a rectangle at 100% width, either by clicking the 100% width icon or dragging the edges out to the edge of the browser space until the edge turns red. Now go to the Fill Panel and select Add Image. Choose your image. Set the location to Centre. Set the Fitting to Original Size - this will prevent the image from resizing with the browser. You'll need to make sure the images are wide enough to fill the screen, of course.

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