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WebSizer 2.5.24

WebSizer 2.5.24

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"WebSizer optimises Website for mobile clients"
Published by @BIT GmbH on 3 Dec 2005
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The WebSizer makes your Internet pages completely usable for nearly all mobile terminals without any noteworthy adaptations. You will now be able to reach the mobile Internet users without having to run separate pages. Enjoy the comfort of an HTML-page because: "WAP was yesterday - today is WebSizer!" And it's as simple as this: The ?WebSizer' is easily installed on the webserver and then already does its job. From PDA to Smartphone, when a website is requested by any of these portables the software automatically recognises the respective device and adapts the websites to an optimal display size. This has been made possible by the implementation of routines from the approved ACC-Technology, which are responsible for pattern processing. Of course no changes are performed for requests by stationary computers with normal screen sizes. All parts of the website are scaled - from script to charts as well as all pictures and graphics. The original structure and all content stay complete. Next to the optimal, smaller display size the ?WebSizer' also reaches a well-reduced amount of data and with this a much quicker page reproduction. The WebSizer is initially available for the Microsoft IIS webserver on Microsoft operating systems from Windows 2000 and higher.

Requirements: http://websizer.atbit2.de/pda_produkt/pda_anforderung.shtml

  • Size:

    5.53 MB

  • License:

    Demo

  • OS:

    Windows

  • Updated:

    3 Dec 2005

  • Downloads:

    300 (0 last week)

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