I just checked my settings and all of the settings are percentages, and not sizes.... see below:
$context['browser']['needs_size_fix'] && !$context['browser']['is_ie6'] ? ' width: 100%;' : '', '">';
echo '
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" align="center" width="100%" style="position: relative;">
<td class="titlebg" width="100%"';
And so on and so forth. So, all of my settings are based on percentages of the window size. It is not limited to things like "192px" or anything like that.
Here is a photo of the larger IE window.... see how it has the full text and photo.
Anyway... as I am doing this post and trying to figure out what is going on, I can duplicate his error on the pics. The screen size (or resolution) does have to do with it. It looks like he makes his Internet Explorer screen as large as his desktop, but it is still not large enough to show the entire picture. So, if the photo is 800x600, and his screen is set at 640x480, then the forum (or maybe it is Internet Explorer) is cutting the picture to fit. Instead of putting up a scroll bar to scroll left and right to be able to view the entire photo, it just cuts the photo.
Here is a photo on the same size screen, but I shrunk the IE photo...... see how there is still no scroll bar at the bottom of the window..
So, now that I can duplicate the problem, I can find a solution....
See, I am trying to post this and work on the problem at the same time... I now found the solution. I opened up the same page in Firefox, and low and behold, when I shrunk the window size, Firefox did not cut the picture, but instead put up a scroll bar to scroll left and right to be able to see the entire picture. So, now I know the problem is with Internet Explorer and not the Forum settings.
See how at the bottom of the Firefox window there is a scroll bar to scroll left and right to see the entire photo.... and also how the photo now extends past the black border on the right of the screen.....
See how I work through this stuff... I also have multiple PC's with different Operating Systems, different browsers, different Internet connections.... I try to have a bunch of different options so that I can start trouble shooting things and find out where the problem is.
Is any of this making sense to anyone else besides me?