I am using a script to do (among many other things) display a security warning message at login time, and the user will be required to click on OK to verify they are authorized to enter the system.
What my problem is, ( and I'm guessing there isn't an clear cut answer for this) depending on the users screen resolution, font size, etc... the message that I created takes on a different shape and format on each PC. What I am hoping to accomplish is to create a message box, that will look as much the same on every PC as possible.

One of the main issues is that the text that I am entering into the message, is quite long, and have entered a specific number of spaces between sentences to create what looks to be 2 paragraphs....
Here is a copy of the line I am using...

$msgbox = MESSAGEBOX("This computer system is to be used only by authorized users. By continuing to use this system, you represent that you are an authorized user and are thus subject to the terms and conditions of use. [ there are spaces here to seperate the two different languages ] Ce Systeme informatique ne peut etre utilise seulement que par des utilisateurs autorises. En utilisant ce systeme, vous affirmez etre un utilisateur autorise et etre ainsi assujetti aux termes et conditions d'usage", "WARNING!!!/AVERTISSEMENT!!!",0,0)

As I mentioned depending on the users screen resolution, and font size the characters will wrap differently on each PC. I was hoping to have the look of two paragraphs. One for English and one for French. The second paragraph will start at the far left on one PC, and it will start in the middle on the second... etc...
Is there a way to standardize how this text will look no matter what PC it is run on?
Any advise would help

[ 23. July 2003, 14:41: Message edited by: lanceb2b ]