Look for the following:

- Note that the image itself can't contain these features. There must be some html provided by Fireworks to locate them.

- Is there a script to take care of the...

The problem is not the file, but the syntax of the command to open it.

This is because target= is deprecated.

You are really supposed to put things side by side, rather than trying to pile stuff on top of other stuff. You might try z-axis, but don't expect it to work on all browsers.

Most players (.flv,...

The images are Word Art, which is part of Microsoft Word.

First, make sure you have copyright permission to use the document.

Use Ctrl-PrintScreen to take a screenshot. Then use MS paint to...

I have sets of styles I use.

- A basic set that includes styles for centering text, images, and objects.
- A palette of colors for backgrounds.
- Styles for div columns.
- Table styles.

I...

0px, 0pt, and other zero values with dimensions kick Firefox into quirks mode, and often prevents the style containing it from operating. It shows up as an error in the Firefox error console. It...

This is a case that needs a table. It is extremely difficult to do it with divs and css. But you can certainly use css to format the table.

If the sides are empty, just use padding on the body...

A few points:

- 0px is an invalid style. It causes browser errors. Use 0 for values that are zero.

- Convert all size and alignment tag attributes to styles.

- Use classes, so each set of...

The link is broken.

Your browser dropped into quirks mode because the content violated the doctype. It is no longer rendering XHTML on the page.

Use the W3C validator found here:

http://validator.w3.org/

You should still be having trouble. Frames are deprecated in XHTML, which is the doctype you chose.

Can you convert inches to pixels?

1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Several books I have indicate that frames are scheduled for future deprecation.

Could it be that they are working, but popups are blocked by either the server or the browser?

The text at the bottom is too small for easy reading, and is hidden below the screen edge.