Silly HTML question, help me out?

Ok, this may sound easy but I'm drawig a blank.

I have a HTML that resizes depending on the users resolution.
Now, there is a table in there that needs to be a certain width. But, not just any width.

Code:

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<TABLE WIDTH="EQUAL OR GREATER THEN X">
<TABLE>

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What I mean by "EQUAL OR GREATER THEN X" is:
X is the MINIMUM size my table has to be. BUT, if possible make it full size of the window. Heres another example

If I used

Code:

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<TABLE WIDTH="100%">
</TABLE>

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That would make my table tiny if the user shrunk the browser to just a single line, right?

BUT, what I need it to do instead is... if the browser size is less then X, stop shrinking the table. I can't use the following code either.

Code:

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<TABLE WIDTH=X>
</TABLE>

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This would make my table a constant size, which I don't want. I need it to size to the window if browser is bigger then X.
What I was thinking was

Code:

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<TABLE WIDTH="100%">
<TR WIDTH=X>
</TABLE>

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I was hoping I could make a row width X, therefore, when the table got smaller then TR, it would stop.. because TR needs that space. This does not work, any suggestions?

I know there is JavaScript code that can detect resolution. Try some if-then-redirect statements and have different webpages for different resolutions.

screen.width and screen.height will get you the resolution, depending upon that, you may redirect.

I know how to get the resolution... X is the resolution - a few pixels. I think you guys misunderstood.. what I need to do is make the table X size or greater. If the Browser is shrunk, (when not full screen) then I need it to stop at X, since X wont always be the full size of the monitor.

Make a 1x1 gif that is transparent, call it blank.gif.
Now, use this as the 'spacer':

Code:

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<TABLE WIDTH=100%>
<TR><TD><IMG WIDTH=X HEIGHT=1px SRC=blank.gif></TD></TR>
</TABLE>

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You can also use CSS's min-width:

Code:

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  <td style="min-width:50px;">

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But I think IE has problems. I would probably use margin or padding over a transparent image too:

Code:

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  <td style="padding:50px;">

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Thatnks guys, im going to try that right now.