For example, a web page can look startlingly different on a desktop PC and a laptop, and is obviously very different seen on a monochrome 'phone display. Similarly, you can choose to run your browser full-screen or in a smaller window, which changes the display area too. Different browsers may show the same page with different layouts , and if you are using a screen reader or text browser, your experience will also be different. This site is designed to take up the whole width of the browser window.
Many people use the default display settings on their browsers.
However, you might want to read this page to find out how you can change the look of this site to make it more comfortable to read. I have tried to summarise some easy ways to tailor your browsing, but if you want to do more, you can use the program help. Changing fonts in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 Changing fonts in Opera 4 Changing fonts in Netscape Navigator 4.n Changing fonts in Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 Changing fonts in Opera 3.6 Changing fonts in Netscape Navigator 3 Changing fonts in Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 Changing fonts in Mosaic Changing fonts in Lynx colours You can also change the colours used for the page background and text, to make the contrast more comfortable, or choose colours you can read more easily. If you like them, then you can download them for personal use by the links below. All four are available together as a ZIP file.