Re: [LI] Problems with Netscape Display

[Chandrakant Sharma <chandrakantsharma@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
   I also faced the same problem. I increased my
resolution to 1024*768 & it worked.


--- Pankaj Mathur <matsulsan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using (just started) RH 6.0.I am using using
> Netscape browser and to 
> configure the basic settings such as homepage/e-mail
> identity for ISP when I 
> open the edit|preferences window I do not see the
> bottom half of portion of 
> this window which contains the button to decide "OK"
> or "Cancel". This is 
> not happening with any other application. For other
> applications I get a 
> vertical scroll bar if the window is taller than my
> screen. I found some 
> similar problems in the previous list-archieve but
> the general answere given 
> was "display card may be incompatible"- I am using
> Trident S3 985 with 4 MB 
> which is listed in the list of RH installation
> procedure so should not be a 
> problem (my guess).
> Till some one figures out a solution or advise what
> I am doing wrong -I 
> worked out a diversion and may be helpful to all
> newbies facing such 
> problem: Go to the last column or button  that you
> can see in your window 
> and from there on count the no. of times you have to
> press "TAB" till the 
> cursor re-appears on the top of your screen. Now
> suppose there are only two 
> buttons(OK & Cancel) below than the "OK" button will
> be activated after 
> "total no. of tabs - 2" so after this many pressing
> of "TABS" press "Enter" 
> and your problem for the time being will be
> solved.Similarly decide the 
> accordinglky if you expect three buttons below(OK,
> Cancel,something) You can 
> use this blind guess method for any application
> whose bottom half you are 
> not able to see. After all something is better than
> nothing.
> Pankaj Mathur
> 
>
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