Personally, I would make a site that's compatible with all reasonable screen res - ie. as chrishirst said, use % widths.
To do this with tables, make the width of the table whatever % of the screen you want it to fill. Slice up any images you might have as headers, leaving space in between each one.
I suggest you take a look at w3schools or something, as you don't seem too familiar with these. Would also tell you how to do it with straight CSS, but I have no idea!
If you want to stay in the dark ages and do it the long-winded, inconvenient way, I'd recommend javascript. Try googling for "javascript", and then on the main sites, search for "resolution". However, this will not directly change the "size of your your webpage" as requested, but redirect the user to a differently sized page/directory. I don't recommend this, as it'll mean having to redesign your site for several different resolutions.
Edit: Has anybody else noticed the irony of this post? You call yourself tablemaster, yet you've missed out on the easiest way to solve this problems - tables (or css...) 
Last edited by Harvey : 08-15-2005 at 07:23 AM.
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