I created a simple website using Word 2000. Everything is fine except that
when I resize the window to a smaller size, the contents of the page bundle
up and squash into the reduced space (instead of staying where they are and
just limiting the amount of the page I can see). I don't know if this has
anything to do with it being a web page - the same thing happens when I view
it in Word on my own PC. To see what I mean, take a look for yourself -
www.ashleyhastings.co.uk
Thanks!

That's the way Web pages work. You might try putting your text and images in
tables to maintain the spatial relationship. You can set an exact width if
you like.

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"Ash" wrote in message
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I created a simple website using Word 2000. Everything is fine except that
when I resize the window to a smaller size, the contents of the page
bundle
up and squash into the reduced space (instead of staying where they are
and
just limiting the amount of the page I can see). I don't know if this has
anything to do with it being a web page - the same thing happens when I
view
it in Word on my own PC. To see what I mean, take a look for yourself -
www.ashleyhastings.co.uk
Thanks!