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pixels per inch
Returns or sets the density (pixels per inch) of graphics images and table cells on a Web page.
The range of settings is usually from 19 to 480, and common settings for popular screen sizes
are 72, 96, and 120. The default setting is 96. Read/write.
This property determines the size of the images and cells on the specified Web page relative to
the size of text whenever you view the saved document in a Web browser. The physical
dimensions of the resulting image or cell are the result of the original dimensions (in inches)
multiplied by the number of pixels per inch.
To set the optimum screen size for the targeted Web browsers, use the screen size property.
screen size
Returns or sets the ideal minimum screen size (width by height, in pixels) that you should use
when viewing the saved document in a Web browser. The default constant is resolution
800x600. Read/write.
Can be one of the following:
resolution 544x376
resolution 640x480
resolution 720x512
resolution 800x600
resolution 1024x768
resolution 1152x882
resolution 1152x900
resolution 1280x1024
resolution 1600x1200
resolution 1800x1440
resolution 1920x1200
update links on save
True if hyperlinks and paths to all supporting files are automatically updated before you save
the document as a Web page, ensuring that the links are up-to-date at the time the document is
saved. False if the links are not updated. The default value is True. Read/write.
You should set this property to false if the location where the document is saved is different
from the final location on the Web server and the supporting files are not available at the first
location.
use long file names
True if long file names are used when you save the document as a Web page. False if long file
names are not used and the DOS file name format (8.3) is used. The default value is true.
Read/write.
Class: dialog
Plural
dialogs
Represents a built-in dialog box. The dialogs list contains all the built-in dialog boxes in Word. You
cannot create a new built-in dialog box or add one to the dialogs list.
To return a single dialog object, use the get dialog command along with a dialog type constant that
identifies the dialog box. The following example displays and carries out the actions taken in the
built-in Open dialog box (File menu).
show (get dialog dialog file open)
Summary :
Can be one of the following: resolution 544x376 resolution 640x480 resolution 720x512 resolution 800x600 resolution 1024x768 resolution 1152x882 resolution 1152x900 resolution 1280x1024 resolution 1600x1200 resolution 1800x1440 resolution 1920x1200 update links on save True if hyperlinks and paths to all supporting files are automatically updated before you save the document as a Web page, ensuring that the links are up-to-date at the time the document is saved.
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