Ok is there any way to get text to conform to a common size. IE
Creating an index an want all the text to look the same.

SMART STUFF
BIG BOB
BLUELURKER

see how its not justified and looks all different. I was wondering if there is like a text box set up with PS.

Thanks in advance for any answer...cept reindude...cause he owes me.

Indesign or Quark..maybe??

Hi Mr. Blue,

well I'm not sure if I understood you, at my place it looks all the same. maybe cause I'm surfing with FF.

Could be this new ICSS (Intelligent CSS) from microsoft I heard of, that tries to recognizes the value of content, but I'm not really in that webstuff.

Does the following looks different in your browser?

SMART STUFF
BIG BOB
BUGLOVER

At mine it looks all the same. Anyway I hope U’ll solve that prob.

Cheers BL

to be honest i have no idea what you are asking

As buglover said I'm seeing the same thing as what your wanting it to do. All flush left and aligned perfect. I too am using FF.
Are you drinking???

Could it be you ment the spacing between the letters?

Well you can handle the spacing by CCS, but as long as the browser or system don't anti alias the text, it will just make an effect if u enter a big letter spacing. Cause the letterspacing just would effect if it's more than on pixel.

So if U ment the letter spacing, you schouldn't care, because big letter spacing sucks for usability. The only thing would be adding pics instead of text, but I wouldn't start with that (search engings and bla, bla)

Cheers BL

if that's the case you could always fal back to a 'monospaced' font

eg: Bitstream Vera Mono, Monotype, OCR A Std, Lucinda Sans Typwriter, Orator STd

naw it was my browser
ff looks the same
Ie was all funny spacing...dont know why
thanks guys