I built a 800 x 600 website in Dreamweaver. I now want it 1024 x 768. Can that be done without rebuilding the website?

If you understand how you built what you have, then you should have no trouble.

If you use tables, which you really shouldn't, then simply change the width of the table.  If you use CSS, change the size of the out most div that wraps the layout.  If you designed in css, changing one file will change the entire site.  If you used tables, you'll have to do this to every page.

Honestly, it depends on how you built your site. Would need to see a link to give better suggestions.  Meanwhile, you could start by creating a CSS container for your site like so:

body {

     width: 1000px; /**this will show 1024 display without horizontal scrollbars**/

     margin: 0 auto /**this centers page on screen**/

     padding: 0;

}

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Wow. I am responding to your question because I like to help and because you sound like a ton of people in my class at college that I was forced to take and my teacher won't let me help them. Yes it is "possible" depending on how the site was built. If we are talking a basic image sliced and mapped then yes just resize the image in photoshop to 1024 by 768. If we are talking CSS divs and HTML you can just turn on your ruler and make the divs bigger on each page. It wouldn't take that long if you don't have thousands of pages. If you are using a table it is the same as css. NOTE: tables are for tabular data not an easy way to design a website.