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width property is a standard HTML attribute. The value of this
attribute is usually an integer. It is very common to see HTML
tags like images, iframes or object elements have width (and
height) attributes. <img src="smiley.gif" alt="Smiley face"
height="42" width="42"> This property is an integer value.
Although an HTML author can specify the width as a percentage,
this property always specifies the width in pixels in C++. In
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 it is possible to set the width
property, but doing so has no effect on the rendering of the
frame. This article contains content originally from external
sources. Portions of this content come from the Microsoft
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