Sent by Joy Bower on 5 November 2003 19:07
>'If the font looks too big to *you* using body, p {font-size: 100%;},then
>your* default is too big.'
>
>Now this is really a difficult one because if I do indeed specify 100% and
>make the default font 'Arial' it is just too big for windows.
>
>How do you guys overcome these problems? Do you just decide you have gone as
>far as you can with MAC?
>
As a Mac user, I've had it with tiny unreadable text and I leave every
site that has it. The message that sends is "we know you're out there,
but we don't give a rat's pajamas about Mac users".
Do some research on the types of people who own them and see if you want
them as your customers. If you do, then it's worth fixing this problem.
If you do, here's an option to consider. Specify font size in pixels. It
renders not too large on Windows and not too small on Mac. In addition,
your current type size rendered in IE is too small for millions and
millions of sighted people with imperfect eyes to read. You're losing
business here.
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