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RE: CSS Units of Measurement
From: Cheryl D. Wise
Date: Feb 19, 2004 8:47AM
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My only problem is not with the approach taken but with the 76% of the
user's font size. I really wish people wouldn't take it into their heads to
mess with my font size. It is set the way it is for a reason. I think that
is why most people have the setting they choose.
Of course I disagree with the commonly held perception that the default
sizes are too large. With monitors going to ever higher resolutions on the
same physical size monitor decreasing the font size by a quarter makes many
pages completely unreadable even for those people with more or less "normal"
vision. Having had one of the 15" 1400x1050 LCDs and 20/25 vision I found
myself needing to increase text sizes far more than I should. Then again in
most cases I simply went to the next site Google found instead.
Cheryl D. Wise
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