[thelist] Web Design on iMac
James Spahr
james at designframe.com
Mon Jun 19 18:12:27 2000
on 6/19/00 5:40 PM, Annie at aphelan@norlink.net wrote:
> the 15" isn't an issue for me, i'm more concerned about my websites looking as
> they should on PC :) you mentioned a 1024x768 res, is this changeable, or
> fixed?
Yes, supported resolutions are : 640x480 / 800x600 / 1024x724
> are their any other software concerns? most of what i do wont matter, any
> coding i do i do by hand, dhtml included, but i do use flash 4 quite often
If you've never used a Mac (I noticed you mail client's UA is '(Win98; I)')
I'd strongly recommend you look into BBEdit. Its really the best text editor
on the Mac.
Flash 4 works fine on the iMac.
As for seeing your websites as they should be on a PC, having an actual PC
is still the best way to go. Some people speak very highly of Virtual PC on
the Mac, but I still have a PC sitting on my desk (both @home and @work) for
checking pages.
IE5/Mac is pretty darn compliant with HTML4 & CSS. (Its bugs are in the HTTP
implementation & caching issues). There are some major HTTP bugs in there -
POST arguments being the most unfortunate.
HTH
James.