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Re: What you have to do is NOT choose the "do this with all files of this type" checkbox when you download a file. Then it asks you what to do with the file. | |
Re: You are asking for the impossible. It might fit YOUR browser, but the following items will change the final size of any page: - Different video card screen resolutiuons - Different browser window sizes - Different browser base font - Different font assortment available on computer - Different VIEW menu … | |
Re: You have to match your code to the code in the CSS by class and id names. | |
Re: Columns of what, in what kind of file? | |
Re: You can use a 1D array as a 2D array. Just count the first 15 elements as line 1, the second 15 elements as line 2, and so on. | |
Re: The main advantage to the database is the ability to use forms and reports. Both use the same basic kinds of formulas. | |
Re: There are two requirements for a good password: 1. Nobody else would think of it 2. You can remember it My biggest problem is that I have 12 accounts with different passwords. I keep forgetting which one goes with which account. I think it would be better to have multiple … | |
Re: Whenever a sportscaster talks of a team "activating reserve players," for some reason, I think of Frankenstein's laboratory. "Activatating" is the perfect word for this. | |
Re: I had to reinstall one time, because some dope produced some software on CD with bogus copy protection. The software ASSUMED that the computer had one or two floppy drives, a hard disk, and a CD drive. So it issued a command to write to the D: drive master directory, … | |
Re: This is no project for a beginner, and you aren't going to achieve it with off-the shelf software. It sounds like a heavy programming job. The first thing you may have to deal with is copyright. Are the data you are trying to use copyrighted? If so, you can't do … | |
Re: IE won the browser war solely because it cheats. It comes with Windows. There is a trick to making stuff fit in a browser-independent way: Don't put block-object size definitions in the same tag or style that contains surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). Nest them instead, so you can control … | |
Re: Two points: 1. The internet has been making false "can't find page" errors over the last few days. 2. Your use of the triskellion symbol may offend certain people, as it has been used by pagan religions and the Third Reich. | |
Re: I expected the unclosed tr. I have done the same thing. IE and FF have different defaults for how text adjusts itself inside a td cell. To get them to behave alike, you have to define the vertical-align attribute in the CSS. Note that is is impossible to make a … | |
Re: Just stick another id on the item you actually want to affect. | |
Re: Unfortunately, no on the duration. Only events can be recorded, not durations. Remaining at the same web page is not something that is noticeable, especially if the user uses the back button to leave a site. You would have to know when the next page was loaded, IF one was … | |
Re: IE grabbed the file types when it upgraded. This is one reason I do not like IE. | |
Re: The site is a likely indirect source of spyware, as it is a web searcher. | |
Re: Your ISP may be blocking that site as a security risk. Note that many businesses and schools routinely block such sites as a waste of computer time. | |
Re: There are many things that slow down Internet downloading. Some you can do something about, and some you can't: 1. Things you can do something about: - Clean out malware (spyware and viruses slow down your computer). - Don't run more than one malware scanner at a time (two of … | |
Re: 3 possibilities: 1. Your security settings do not allow JS for the trust level the browser thinks this site is. 2. Your ISP is blocking the use of JS for some reason. If you are at work or school, this is probably the reason. 3. Your JS install is broken. | |
Re: If you build a better mousetrap, you'll always have a dead mouse when you need one. I had this problem, and replacing the mouse cured it. | |
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Re: This is easy: 1. Using the downpointing black arrow mouse pointer (appears at the top of a column), select the columns you want distributed evenly by dragging across their tops. 2. Use the Table menu / autofit / Distribute columns evenly. ![]() | |
Re: Knowing Microsift, they did it on purpose. | |
Re: My main complaint is all of the costs of changing to a new operating system: - Upgrading costs money. - Most real-time software (such as music studio software) usually doesn't work on the new OS, causing the user who has such software to wait a two-year development time to get … | |
Re: Just stick a link on the amhric page, with the link text saying "English" in English. | |
Re: Easy. You may have accidentally logged into a guest account. Use Start / Log Off accountname | |
Re: Check to see if any of the methods or functions you are using are nonstandard IE extensions to JS. Other browsers can't use them. | |
Re: [quote]Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.[/quote] We need to read this … | |
Re: Check the settings in the sound mixer. Check that you didn't plug the speakers into the wrong hole. Check that the speakers have power. | |
Re: This seems to me to be doing things the hard way. What's wrong with using a simple button object that always calls the same function? Then use if statements in the function to determine what the button should do (including nothing). It seems a lot easier than playing with attributes … | |
Re: You aren't just using the one image. That is your total memory for [B]everything[/B] the server has for you. Hint: Check if it is keeping an undo history and old versions of your files for you. | |
Re: The only way to keep the stylesheet from taking over your page is to use inline styles, or classes with your own stylesheet, on the parts of your page it takes over. | |
Re: You have some busted code: 1. Where are the doctype and html tags? 2. The title tag must be first in the head section. 3. The lack of the doctype and html tags forced the browsers into quirks mode. 4. Remember that putting surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) and defined … | |
Re: If you want your websites to be handicap-accessible, do not use hover images. | |
Re: I would use a table format to get the whole site on one page. It would be a great timesaver for me. | |
Re: If a web page takes control of my browser, I will not be back. | |
Re: If the server is a Unix machine, there could be previous versions stored on it. Replacing a file does NOT destroy the original - it gives it an alternate name. | |
Re: This could be a setting in your printer driver. There is also a setting "Shrink web page to fit paper" in the browser settings. You also didn't mention your printer make and model. Some printers have limited fonts and sizes. You may have also selected a base font which can't … | |
Re: Rollover buttons are for pinball machines, not web pages. Without them, pages are a lot easier for people with disabilities to use. | |
Re: It's up to you. There's no Internet police other than W3C, and they approve both methods. I usually use the rrggbb method, because I want more control over the exact color. But I then often put a comment to the right of the CSS line with the name of the … | |
Re: Remember that Firefox puts all surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) outside any measured block object size. IE crams them inside the measured size. The trick is to nest box objects the way you want them, one with measured size, the other with surrounding styles. | |
Re: That does not always work. It is impossible to make a page that exactly fits any browser window, and that works on all browsers, all window sizes, and all screen resolutions and aspect ratios. Use the above suggestion, but don't waste your time trying to get it to always work. | |
Re: Have Osama Bin Laden, Al Gore, and Bill Clinton committed. :icon_mrgreen: Buy the replacement rubber parts for my Dual 1006 (they were still available then). Demand a 10 percent maximum tax. | |
Re: I noticed that the forum list is UNDER the sidebar in the screenshot. This might be because something (e.g. a URL) is too wide, combined with the script for the ad. | |
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