how do I set my webpage so it looks the same in all browsers?

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Is there a way to set web pages created in MS Frontpage 2003 so that it keeps
the format regardless of the browser or computer screen?
 
Design your page in a fixed width container (table or <div>). Use a
width of 760px to suit almost all browser viewports.
Note that the computer screen only sets the maximum width of the browser
viewport, and many users with high resolution screens open their
browsers in a small window.
 
Thank you for responding. Now that the page is created, up, and running,
how can I adjust it so that it's set in most browsers and viewersnow? Also,
I know what tables are but what's <div>?
 
Thanks for replying. My web page is up and running, how do I set it now so
that it appears the same? Also, what is <div>? Thanks again

Don
 
If the page is up and running then there is nothing else to do.
Or do you mean the page is running but not set for a fixed width? If
this is the case, then create a one row, one column table with a width
of 760px, and cut/paste your page content into it.
A <div> is an HTML block level element, often used as a container - see
HTML tutorial at http://www.w3schools.com

Also see http://www.thepattysite.com/window_sizes1.cfm for further
information on page sizes.
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