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You can ues javascript to include a few lines of text, but it'd be very inconvenient. First, make your external javascript file to include your menu: <script src="menu.js" type="text/javascript"></script>Just put that line of code in the pages that you want the menu to appear in. Then, in your menu.js insert this code: document.write('[I]<div id=menu><p>I/'m here!!!</p></div>[/I]')That will make the javascript write the html code into your page. Change the code in italics into the code for your menu. You'll have to escape the quotes(') eveytime you use them by putting a / in front of it. That's why it's very inconvenient to use it. I have to go now. If you want, I can tell you a way to use PHP to insert files into your pages. It's a much better way, but I don't know if you want it, since you said something about using html only? PHP can be inserted into html files and browsers will see them as normal html, so I don't see any problem in using them. (I use them to include file myself)

Very nice design! Can you easily edit the content without having to change the layout? It'd be even better if it is.One thing that was confusing at first, though, was the star button that leads you to "home". I didn't know it was a button until a few 10-seconds later, so I originally thought your site didn't have anything in it. But then, I found the button and discovered all the different pages in there. I think you should make the "home" page automatically play when the user enters your site.I'm curious about the coding of those buttons. I noticed that when you click one of them, only a few surrounding stars get reset to its original rotation? Why does that happen, instead of just one resetting or all of them resetting?

The first 3 links link to an error message: The last one... You can see through the person's legs and see the 2 circular things on the object behind him. Also, you should change the focus too--by blurring the person or taking a sharper picture of the Newton's Cradle (that rack of suspended balls)--because their focus should match in the picture. But you did a good job on cutting out the person.

Vicious AD, I don't think hooking up a brain to a mmorpg is possible right now, but it could be in the future. I've saw this show, and it was about a guy who could not move, but had a functional brain. They hooked him up to a basic computer, and after much training, he could simply use his brain to control the cursor on the screen. He could also click with his cursor to check his e-mail and draw (although it looks really bad--they're just large circular scribbles). If it is that difficult to do such a simple task, I don't think a brain will be able to control its mmorpg person. Yet. Sarah81: Are you talking about this article? Too bad the pictures are gone...

Cool, that site had the best interface I've seen. And it's nice how it almost supports every protocol. One thing I don't like about it, though, is that every contact list in every protocol is combined together, and you can't seperate them. Oh, another thing, I can't login to another protocol after I'm on the first one unless I reload the page to start over. Well, this is still in Alpha, so maybe we'll see some improvements on it.

Do you have a gmail account? I think if you have it, you can join Orkut automatically. I haven't created an account on Orkut yet (maybe never will...), so I don't know any way to invite you except sending you a gmail invite.

You get that software for free for 6 months only, and after that, you can't use it anymore. There are 2 possibilities that Google included this program: 1. Norton secretly paid Google to include the program in the Pack, or, 2. Google just thought it's a nice program. Maybe it's both of these reasons. Oh, sorry, I forgot to mention about this, but it currently only supports Windows XP right now. Mac will be supported in the future, and other OS may be too, as Pack progresses through its Beta stage.

Yesterday at Google Keynote, they announced a new free product, called Google Pack. It's a collection of free programs that you can download, including Google's software, like Desktop, Earth, Picasa, and also some 3rd party programs, like Firefox with Google Toolbar, Adobe Reader, Trillian, etc. The pack also includes a new tool, Google Updater, which helps you keep your Pack programs up-to-date. The Pack is customizable, meaning you can choose which programs you'd like to download and install. Google Pack is currently in beta, and more programs might be added to it in the future. I've already got a majority of the programs in the Pack, but I wanted to test the Google Updater. It isn't available for separate download, so I had to download at least one program in the pack in order to get it. I chose Google Talk (which I already have) because of its small size. Updater doesn't look any special at the moment, so I'll just have to wait until updates or new programs become available. If you guys have a moment, go download it! It's very easy, only took me 5 clicks to choose my program, download it, and install it. https://www.google.de/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=eUUsVMSaJsqH8QeZ-4HQBg&gws_rd=ssl

Firefox is a browser, like Internet Explorer, but much better (In my opinion and many others' opinion). It's an open-source browser developed by Mozilla. Firefox is free to download right here. It has many useful features like tabbed browsing (If you've only used Internet Explorer, you don't know what it is: it allows you to open multiple web pages in one single window, and you can switch between them with tabs--kinda like the tabs in Windows' configuration dialogs), RSS support (like a live news feed thing... I don't use it much), customizability (you can pretty much change every thing in your browser's look, including the position and design of the buttons), and extensions (there are many user-made little tools that you can add to your Firefox browser). Fortunately for web designers, Firefox supports many web standards, and in the recently updated version, it added support for SVG, a language used in web pages to draw vector graphics. Just go download it and try it to see if you like it. If you don't, you can switch back to the browser you're currently using. Here's the like again: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/

When you say "theme", do you mean the content theme or the visual theme of the site? And how can the robot adjust the ranking with the H1, title or theme? I don't get how a computer can tell what is good and what is bad.

When he said exe editors, I thought he meant hex editors. Apparently, I'm wrong (or just different?). If you want to edit a compiled exe file, you can use XVI32, a free hex editor. A compiled exe file looks very "encrypted", but you can use the editor to change tiny parts of an exe.

Well, this is just another way for people to gain money. There's a recent news that might relates to this: Google's patent infringement with Google Talk. According to this blog, the company that's suing Google is a company "has no products", and "exist to collect revenue from other companies" (Actually, the quotes were from this blog, one of the links from the first blog). But I'm not sure if these blogs are correct. Anyway, there are many ways to making profits similar to these ways. In my opinion, although they aren't illegal, they are very unethical. BTW, I didn't know using the ÂŽ sign is illegal without registration... Scary...

I wanted to see what the new logo looks like now, so I tried to find it. I found a site, The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW), which included a picture in the article. The logo is not yet used on intel's own site. Maybe they're still trying to redesign the website to fit it.

Photoshop has a lot more features than Paintshop, and it's more professional. Paintshop is just like MS Paint after being modified by a group of people and distributed as a shareware. That's what I think it looks like. There are other free softwares that are better than Paintshop.

Most of my "1337" friends online buy their hardware on newegg (see above post). They do a lot of modding on their computer, so I guess that site is one of the best ones.

You could have posted this in the public chat section. It's my 578th post here now.

How did you delete the folder? Through the cpanel or with your ftp program (the log went too far up in your second screenshot, so I wasn't sure.)? And did you mean that before your deleted it, your folder was 29 mb, but after you deleted it, it became 5 mb? There's a missing comma/full stop in your last sentence that's confusing me.

Oh. Well, then, I'd better just have Google index my site for me, instead of wearing out Xisto's servers. Nice link, though.

Don't you mean Windows Messenger? I can remove MSN Messenger just fine in the Add/Remove Program list. Windows Messenger is the annoying one that launches at start up and hides and takes away your memory. Thanks for the tip. (I actually thought it was a question at first, because of your first sentence )

Yeah, I think buying a mac mini would be more... efficient(?) than bidding for this used imac. You just have to pay about $100 more to get speakers, a mouse and a keyboard, all with bluetooth. This screenless mac would only be some collector's item. (or someone who doesn't know about mac mini)

Yay, I did it today on a powerade machine. I think it was one of the newer machines, since pressing "1" didn't let me exit the debug screen. Killer008r, how did you access the menu where you can change the text?

Why didn't he just buy a new part for the computer, instead of doing so much work to try to improve the speed? Did you mean he was unable to start windows? Then where did that screenshot come from? BTW, this guy's Japanese.

Where would you put your robot once you have it? I can't find that information on the site. Would you put it on a server (like Xisto) or on your own computer? And does indexing take a lot of space and bandwidth?

How do you change the message? How can you know which letters are on which button? Or do you have to scroll through the menu to pick the letters?I'm gonna try this at my school tomorrow, if I have the guts to do that.

Are you the advertiser or the one putting Google ads on your site? If you are putting Google ads on your page and not receiving money, it may be because:1. No one went to your site (if you are using cost-per-1000-impressions ads)2. No one clicked the ads on your site (if you are using cost-per- <- snipped -> )Cost per 1000 impressions is the amount of money you receive/pay after every 1000 unique people have seen the advertisement. If there are only 999 people who have seen the advertisement, you will not be paid/charged.}