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HTML does not depend on screen size. The text will be
wrapped by the browser when the end of the screen is
encountered. The only exception to this is when you use
<PRE>-formatted text, which will only wrap at the line
breaks you indicate. So make sure these lines are no longer
than 70 characters, otherwise text mode users will see ugly
line breaks on their terminals. And users of graphical
browsers might have to scroll horizontally to see the rest,
which is one of the most hated things to do when you read a
document.
Of course, an image cannot be wrapped, so you have to be
careful with that. It seems that 400 or 500 pixels is a
reasonable width; anything above 600 will mean a certain
percentage of users will have to scroll to see the rightmost
bit. This percentage increases with your image width. Keep
in mind that not everyone runs his browser at full screen!
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