Webpages looking different in different browsers..

I've been all over the web looking for answers, my brain is
about to explode. I can't figure out why my site created in
Dreamweaver looks great in Firefox, and a jumbled mess in Internet
Explorer. I have a huge marketing campaign coming up soon and I
really need to figure this out. Can someone please help me out with
a "somewhat" easy fix, or would be willing to guide me through the
process of getting the site compatible with both browsers? I am
almost to the point of just giving up..I'm so frustrated. I can
provide my entire code if need be, or even send an experienced user
the files themselves to give them a look. I don't have alot of
money, but if someone could help in that way I would try my best to
reimburse you. I just really need to get this going. :(

This is a user-to-user community. The help is free. Because
it is free you
will be best served if you make it as easy as possible for
others to help
you. That starts with uploading your page or site to the
Internet and
posting a clickable link. Next provide a detailed explanation
of what's
wrong. Hint: "looks great in Firefox, and a jumbled mess in
Internet
Explorer" is at best vague.
Sending files to someone is no solution as it bypasses the
community at
large. Your best answers will come when many can view your
page/site and
offer suggestions/solutions.
Uploading the page(s) should be of no consequence even if you
haven't set up
hosting for your "huge marketing campaign". Your ISP probably
offers free
hosting space. Check it out.
Walt
"fluent2332" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:gcr7p9$9br$[email protected]..
> I've been all over the web looking for answers, my brain
is about to
> explode. I
> can't figure out why my site created in Dreamweaver
looks great in
> Firefox, and
> a jumbled mess in Internet Explorer. I have a huge
marketing campaign
> coming up
> soon and I really need to figure this out. Can someone
please help me out
> with
> a "somewhat" easy fix, or would be willing to guide me
through the process
> of
> getting the site compatible with both browsers? I am
almost to the point
> of
> just giving up..I'm so frustrated. I can provide my
entire code if need
> be, or
> even send an experienced user the files themselves to
give them a look. I
> don't
> have alot of money, but if someone could help in that
way I would try my
> best
> to reimburse you. I just really need to get this going.
>

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{color: #333333;
font-family: "times new roman", times, serif;
font-size: 11px}
(note the leading period on the p4, the deleted default
styles and the use
of a) quotes around font names containing spaces, and b) a
font family to
account for the fact that not all computers have Times New
Roman installed)
and then this -
<td align="center" valign="top"
class="p4">•</td>
<td class="p4">Market your positions directly to job
seekers
What you have defined as an invalid TYPE selector in the CSS,
should be a
CLASS selector.
But the most important reason why your page looks different
on different
computers is explained here -
http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php
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> so i'm satisfied with the way this page looks on MACS
but PCs is a totally
> different story. How can I clean this up?
>
>
http://litigationsupportcareers.com/test/index.html
>
> thank you

Scroll shows differently on different size screen/monitors

hi,
i am using DW mx 2004. i would like to know the following:
- how to have the scroll from this doc show its fullness no matter which monitor or screen view it. i have the
- i would like to know how to have a side table whereas it does not move. it would be separate from the main table but on the right.
hopefully this make sense...
attached is the web page and i will post the code here as well.

Akaya00 wrote:
- how to have the scroll from this doc show its fullness no matter which monitor or screen view it. i have the
Not possible. HTML page rendering is dynamic and it's normal that it looks different at different screen resolutions, in different browsers, different operating systems.... . If you must have a certain paragraph or line of text in view, use anchors in the code to jump to them immediately.
- i would like to know how to have a side table whereas it does not move. it would be separate from the main table but on the right.
Create a DIV element and define its position to be fixed or static. Please check the help or some reference site on teh internet for CSS style definitions and attributes.
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Hi,
Scenario: same project build on different machines. and then both the application executed on
same machine .. giving slightly different results..(like 23.07499 to 23.07500)
project involves many float operations. project build on vs2013. c++
there is difference oberved in the final value of float calculations.. like 23.07499 to 23.07500
seems , Same float code compiled differently on different machines, any input
Regards,
james

>Scenario: same project build on different machines. and then both the application executed on same machine ..
giving slightly different results..(like 23.07499 to 23.07500)
Do you get consistent results with the same executable each time you
run it?
Assuming you do, and the only difference is the EXEs, what's the
difference between them - there must be something. Have a look at "How
to compare binary images of the same project builds"
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/164151/ and see if that sheds
any light onto the issue.
Dave

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I have again this weird problem with Powerpoint.
Sometimes, slides look differently on different machines.
The difference is not very large, but definitely noticeable, in particular, if there are other objects on the slide besides the text.
For an example please see
1. (MacBookPro)
PDF: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/tmp/pptonmacbook.pdf
PNG: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/tmp/pptonmacbook.png
2. (Modbook)
PDF: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/tmp/pptonmodbook.pdf
PNG: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/tmp/pptonmodbook.png
The effect is most pronounced on the first line of bullet 2. (The "R^d" thing is an image.)
I created the PDFs using the print command in Powerpoint and then saving to PDF.
I created the PNG taking a screenshot.
As you can see, there are two problems:
1.
When I print the slide on the MacBook to PDF, the layout of the text is slightly different than on screen.
2.
The layout of the text looks different on both machines.
Both machines run Mac OS 10.6.2 (Snow Leopard).
The powerpoint versions on both machines are identical and up-to-date (12.2.3).
The powerpoint files on both machines are identical (just copied).
I use an in-house font on the slides, which is StoneSansITC; I copied the font files from one machine to the other; they all reside in ~/Library/Fonts, and this is the only place where these font files are located.
I have checked with 'pdffonts' and it seems to me that the Stone fonts are indeed correctly embedded in the PDFs. Here is the output of pdffonts:
% pdffonts pptonmodbook.pdf
name type emb sub uni object ID
NNCXIS+Symbol TrueType yes yes yes 24 0
TYRNZE+Helvetica TrueType yes yes yes 21 0
RTAEGG+MSBM10 Type 1 yes yes no 26 0
ZXGVHI+StoneSansITCStd-Medium Type 1C yes yes no 8 0
ZXGVHI+StoneSansITCStd-Medium Type 1C yes yes yes 17 0
RTAEGG+CMSSI8 Type 1 yes yes no 27 0
ZJTMTS+StoneSansITCStd-MediumItalic Type 1C yes yes no 22 0
JHAIES+Wingdings TrueType yes yes yes 19 0
With pptonmacbook.pdf, pdffonts yields very similar output.
In Powerpoint, I have checked File -> Properties -> Contents, and the list under "Fonts Used" shows the StoneSansITC fonts alright.
The compatibility report in Powerpoint does not report any issues with fonts (only a few warnings about animations, movies, and "some shapes cannot be changed in earlier versions ..").
Does anyone have an idea how I could resolve this differences in rendering?
All hints, suggestions, and insights will be highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Gabriel.

Perfect candidate for this forum: http://www.officeformac.com/ProductForums/PowerPoint/

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