Max "viewing" size for photos?

I did some searches here but didn't seem to find what I needed.
Question: When a viewer clicks on a thumbnail to see the larger pic, can I change the "viewing size" (not the download size) to a larger dimension?....say..850 wide for landscape.
Thanks in advance for any help
Craig
www.pbase.com/crs

If you want to show off your images in a bigger size you could forget about the Photo template and load your thumbs onto a blank page. Make each one a link to a new page where you can put the enlargement as big as you want. You could probably increase the page width to at least 1200 px without it running off the average screen.
To stop your navigation menu getting out of hand you would exclude all these "enlargement" pages from the navigation in the "page" inspector and provide a "back" button to return to the thumbs.

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