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I use the computer for a bunch of stuff. I research anything that interests me, and anytime I have a question about something, I use clusty search engine to find an answer. I have learned everything I know about html, css, and javascript from online tutorials and picking other scripts apart. I build web pages, and am actually hoping to take that somewhere. I don't like to buy stuff online, but I want to open an online store one day. I use email, but I don't like instant messaging or chatting. I do like forums (obviously, I'm in one now) as a way to communicate though. I actually have a myspace (cheesy as it may be) and have fun teaching my friends (real friends that have myspace accounts) how to hook there pages up.I don't play games, or download music or movies, although I do occasionally download freeware and software trials.

Down:68 kB/sUp:116 kB/sThis is my work computer with ISDN... I never expected the upload to be faster.That's kind of odd.

Everything you do that isn't a cash transaction get tracked. Even if you go to the grocery store (or any other store for that matter) and use a "discount card", that entire purchase is then linked to you, EVEN IF YOU PAY CASH. And there is nothing personal about the use of this information. Any affiliates of the company's involved have equal access to your information and it can be used for marketing or any other purpose they see fit. Also, with the patriot act, the gov't could use this information to "legally" search and sieze your property without your consent or even your awareness. This is scary stuff. You could by a book (with cash and a discount card) @ barnes and noble on VB or something. Then the gov't could say that a majority of hackers that have been caught have books on the same topic, and therefore get a search warrant and come to your home while you aren't even there, go thru all of your stuff, and leave before you ever even knew they were there. And they can go back as much as they want. THEY NEVER HAVE TO TELL YOU. Or rather, it is written that they have an indefinite amount of time to tell you.

I think that an easy fix to this issue would be to write a jscript that determines the browser type and have a different stylesheet for each browser.

I also like Webmonkey which has been around for a while. They have tutorials that will get you going on a lot of different topics. Notice from BuffaloHELP: Edited as reported.

If you embed the font, I'm pretty sure it only works with MSIE. The WEFT program does work, and I have used it. But it is querky and you need to define any domains and/or subdomains you are going to use it on prior to using it. then you have to insert the code into your css. The program will figure out which characters you use on your site or you can tell it to create all of the characters. If you create all of the characters though, it really bogs down your download time. Plus your leaving out anyone who doesn't use IE. I think the flash thing sounds like the most reasonable solution.

have you tried to break your loop and run a timer that continues the loop after 30 mins. I don't know if it would work and don't have the time to try it right now. But try it out and let me know. when I get more time I will try too.

You really don't even need to use h3 tags if you are using css. make a heading class like this .heading {font-size: 18px;}or some variation thereof. Then you can call on that with a div tag or any other tag for that matter. One major benefit of doing it this way is that you know how big your text will be in every single browser. h3 tells the browser to figure out how big the font should be. One thing you might need to do if you are putting this inline is make it float:left so that it doesn't go to it's own line. hope this helps

all you need to do to keep the form from submitting on enter is <form name="whatever" onSubmit="return false;"> then use javascript to tell your form what to do with some sort of listener or an onclick function on a submit button like lozbo said.

all you need is: <div width="10%" style="position: absolute; left: 2%; word-wrap:break-word;"> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb </div> <div width="86%" style="position: absolute; left: 14%;word-wrap:break-word;"> bbbb </div> that will fix your problem i hope let me know

You need to be able to make pages degrade nicely for those who don't upgrade.

If you are asking what I think you are asking, you can't just name an img something.html and expect the browser to determine that it should display the img.you have to make an index page and point to the img with img tags like the others have said.

I think you should be able to do something pretty easy with css. set 3 main classes .borderImg { float:left; width:15%; height:100%; } .content { float:left; width:70%; height:100%; } .spacer { clear:both; } and then arrange them like so <div class=spacer></div><div class=borderImg>Put your left border img here</div><div class=content>Put your content here</div><div class=borderImg>Put your left border img here</div><div class=spacer></div>that separate the page into 3 parts for you with minimal styling.. let me know if this helps

matt kruse has a really cool div layer popup script made up at http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/popupwindow/ it can popup divs or windows depending upon browser capabilities. Hope this helps.