MidiMagic

Why did you slice it up in the first place? Putting slices together does not work well if you also try to put something on top of the slices.

There are at least 6 conflicting uses using .dwt as an extension. Which one is it?

Firefox has one that works here.

Usually this means that the page owner has neglected to update the certificate and it expired.

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

Make a list full of links to your pages.

It could be a fake program - a trojan horse. [url]http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/svchost/[/url]

This sounds like an out-of-memory or out-of-internet-cache error. Such errors do not depend on the time IE is running, but the size of the web page. The fact that you are running Vista could indicate incompatibilities between page contents and Vista.

When you use some company's code, you have to accept the limitations of what they produce. Also note the following: - You need to validate your code at the w3c validator. I saw some things that don't seem to be compliant with the transitional doctype. - One of those things …

I don't think you understand how enormous such an undertaking is. I once wrote a paint program back in the early 1980s. It took a year, and just as I finished it, the computer it was written for was discontinued.

IE often does things one pixel different. You have to make your designs so a pixel does not matter.

Just put in text for the path of the object. Since you know where you put the page, you know what to type. The trail the user used to get to your page is in the user's browser, but you can't have that for security reasons.

You are going to have to repeat whatever action makes your rounded corners after the message appears.

404 error means that the server couldn't find the page, or you do not have permission to have it.

Line 2 is busted code. What did you leave out before the = sign?

Huh? This is not clear.

There are several other possibilities: - An internet node somewhere between your ISP and DaniWeb's server was cracked. The crackers installed a keystroke spy or an email address spy. - Someone else with spyware installed looked at a page containing your email address. - The spammer guessed at username+daniweb and …

So how can I make that happen on a Windows computer? I don't like rounded corners. :icon_cheesygrin:

Your employer's system administrator probably disabled the preview pane on every employee's computer because it is a security threat. Phishers have created ways to find out personal, company, and internet access information from your computer if their phake email is opened in the preview pane as the "next message." Most …

Very annoying to regular users! When I saw it, I thought you had gone through one of those website rebuilds where everyone has to re-register and all of the posts are gone. This happened to me on several other bbs. My browsers are configured to clear cookies and histories on …

This is a security violation. You should manually enter the password each time.

You have to also send the one that is already on top back down when it loses focus.

You do not have the standalone player. See your other thread. Once you have the standalone player, you can right click on the shortcut icon and find out the name and location of the player executable file. This information can then be put into the My Computer file associations. But …

Business = you are selling something or advertising something. But I do not think it is right to disqualify a site because the internet hosting provider forces its own ad on the site.

The stand alone player and the plugin are two different things. Also, the IE plugin and the Firefox plugin are two different things.

Those sound like uninstalled files that need the proprietary installer to extract the files and install them.

They were probably permanently deleted. I always backed up my outlook files to the backup CD once a week, so if something horrible happened, I had copies. See if a backup disk was made before the change to 2007, as the instructions suggest. It might contain the information. Also look …

I had the same trouble. My printer knows it can't print that close to the edge of the paper, so it won't do it. Telling the printer that the paper is a different size just moves the definition of the bottom of the page. But the software still wants to …

My question is: Why do you have 50000 files in your "my Documents" folder? How many of those files are actually in active use and need to be synchronized? Using My Computer, I created a folder on the C drive called My Stuff. Then I used My Computer to move …

I thought something like this was happening, and found out that a website I access for my job was installing software on my computer without my permission. It was a player needed to use the website. This might be happening to you. Have we gotten to the point where websites …

This appears to be a way to let someone else create a local version on his own computer to use, rather than locking him into read-only use. Have you tested to see what happens if the user tries to "save as" to the original file? What happens if you do …

Notepad and Firefox.

The creators of programs such as these expect their programs to be used alone. Are the scripts in the body? If so only one of them will run when the page opens. Another possibility is that they share a common variable name. If one script sets a global variable for …

You have to create it as an image. Shadow is not supported in web technology. You could fake it by creating a box object with a shadow-colored border on two sides.

Wow! But the name of the company is ambiguous, with one character indeterminate to the eye.

I suggest that you move to xhtml.

There is now a reason to use tables and css for layout, instead of divs and css. Employers now prefer the table method. Our technical school instructors are now teaching this, instead of div and css. Why? Job performance! It takes an average of four times as long to create …

What's a data? Or is it, "what's a datum?" I have no idea what you want.

Embed is a nonstandard tag, and is deprecated.

Of course, this might result: Languages spoken: xhtml, css, perl, pascal, FORTRAN, Visual Basic, C, ... (English not listed)

It's because C programmers have void on the brain. :icon_mrgreen:

Do you mean as in how Microsoft Word marks perfectly good grammar as bad, because it picks the wrong word to use as the verb? I have never seen a grammar program that works right. I have also never seen a spelling program that knows all of the words. Get …

Is degisn a new religion?

The xml line is not necessary, and causes errors on some browsers. Look for styles containing both a size style (width, height) and a nonzero surrounding style (margin,. border, padding). These can make things wider than 100 percent, causing the column to go down. Look for anything wider than the …

[icode]--[/icode] is supposed to be replaced with an escape sequence when it appears in html code.

You really can't design something for a specific screen size and expect it to work on other screens. Your image would work a lot better if the critical part were in the upper left corner, rather than the upper right corner. Then, you could just put some spillover in for …

I hate that code too. because it destroys my browser history. Often I want to use the BACK button to get back to where I was before. Greedy sites that use such code prevent me from getting back.

Can't you open the desktop icon and get to the contents?

The dates of the changes of seasons change from year to year, because of the elliptical orbit of the earth, the precession of the equinoxes, leap years, and the Gregorian calendar adjustment days.

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