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Forums › Windows Phone and Windows Mobile › Whats the Deal with NetFront?


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Topic # 11931 19-Feb-2007 15:21
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so I have a hp iPAQ rx3115

windows mobile 2003 second ed

and I just got netfront 3.3 because everyone said it looks just like a desktop browser.
well I dont get that impression at all.  everything is all out of whack :)

is there a feature setting I need to enable to make everything eye pleasing?

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  Reply # 61281 19-Feb-2007 22:35
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Well, the screen size is not really comparable, so the default settings on NetFront is to reflow the page to accomodate it on a small screen. You can change the settings from SmartFit to Desktop, but this will make it necessary to scroll horizontally to see the entire page width.

Try with those settings and you will see what I mean.




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