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> Fortunately, most systems support 800x600, which reduces the problem a
> bit.  You might want to carefully consider whether you really want a

Hope this isn't too naive a question, but do most Intel-based 
computers that support 800x600 actually ship with 800x600 as the
default?  Our new computer (yeeha! Netscape at home!) supports it,
but I had to go into Control Panel first to re-set it from 640x480.
If our machine isn't the exception, then I bet there are a ton of
people out there who are happily surfing away at the older setting
without realizing there's a higher-resolution setting.

-- Adam 


Adam Gaffin
Online Editor, Network World
agaffin@nww.com / (508) 820-7433
"So, in 1996, CD-ROMs through Federal Express will
emerge as the information superhighway." - Bob Metcalfe
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