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Use the 'have server reply' rule, and leave the to field blank. That works for me in Outlook 2003 The other alternative is an 'autoresponder' set up via your hosting control panel.

HTML is a markup language with defined tags XML is a markup language where you make up your own tags XHTML is an XML implementation of HTML [quote][i]from xml.com[/i] XML is a markup language for documents containing structured information. Structured information contains both content (words, pictures, etc.) and some indication …

You have a html editor and all the graphics programs you need. Basically any hammer will do the same job in building a fence provided the builder knows what he's doing, and that's why any html editor in the right hands will do the job perfectly. It's down to you …

Without seeing your code it's hard to comment, but personally I'd absolutely position the images in the top corners and just have them sitting on top of a div that fits the full width. Set margins on the middle one so the contents don't disappear under your edge ones.

Do you have another monitor that you could connect to your pc? it could be a problem with one of the pins in the monitor plug.

Can you not use it in excel format? Just link to somefile.xls and most people have excel and should be able to view it fine. There is a free viewer available from microsoft if you want to link to that.

for your second query it sounds like you might be better off using a css background for the image. I've used a span for the example below, but it applies whether you use divs, a list, tables, etc. <span style="background: url(background.gif) left no-repeat;"><a href="#">link text</a></span>

Personally I use css not tables for layout, but similar principles apply. Because you can't say how big a persons screen will be, there is no one no. of pixels that can be defined as the screen width. Hence if you set the width of the side columns in pixels …

[B][U]Settings to connect a Cisco 7960 handset running SIP firmware to SIPGATE UK[/U][/B] [B][I]Moderators: I actually came on here to post these settings on the blog I used to have on here but which seems to have disappeared, so I'm dropping this in here in the hope these settings will …

Panda: died on me the other day, so I ditched it. They keep reactivating the built in firewall and stuff like that, so it doesn't run smoothly alongside Zonealarm - at least, not for me. It appears to have kept the pc fairly clean while it was installed, but it …

I recently started using a program called easycleaner, from [url]www.toniarts.com[/url] though I got it from major geeks. I've used it a number of times on different pcs, without any trouble, but I'm a bit cautious about software that edits the registry... Does anyone know anything about: a) easycleaner b) Toniarts? …

you can't use images as borders. use a background image set to tile across the top instead. background: url('tab.gif') 0 0 repeat-x;

Would it be correct to say that you are asking us to answer your homework?

if you install windows first then linux usually detects it and sets up its own multiboot environment - that's the case for Red Hat Linux 9 in any case. Admittedly it calls it DOS, but it's easy enough to rename...

log looks clean as far as I can see. a few minor things but nothing that should affect your problem.

I believe it's either done using cookies, or by passing (small quantities) of data in the url. E.g. I use php to pass data on one of my sites: you create an image id number, e.g. 0000001. You link using [url]www.mysite.com/pic.php?imgid=0000001[/url] The second page then reads the variable imgid as …

it sounds more like it is an oem copy that hasn't been activated. There should be a phone number to ring or a website to visit in order to activate it. Office XP only opens 30 (ish) times before you are forced to activate.

Storing credit card details is not recommended because of the massive security risks. Personally I'd use one of the premade scripts from someone like [url]www.paypal.com[/url] or [url]www.yowcow.com[/url] which allow you to receive donations but don't store any sensitive data on your servers.

[QUOTE=Killer_Typo]its a rotation setting deffinatly trust me on this. it would be correct all the way up to the loading of the video driver because the monitor display's in VGA mode when booting up so that it is compatible with all forms of video cards.[/QUOTE] Catweazle's virus would load at …

try a different graphics card.

I'd prefer to use a span as it's inline. If you put a div in a h1 and put it into the wdg validator - [url]http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/direct.html[/url] it fails, though for a reason I don't actually agree with. (h1 isn't inline to the best of my knowledge). However the only reason …

Whatever works for you... some people can proof read very quickly!

What happens if you apply a width?

see [url]http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/[/url] for some standards-compliant code that does the trick.

from: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=286331[/url] To resolve this behavior, either change the refresh rate, or change the video adapter settings. To change the refresh rate: 1. Restart the computer, and while it is restarting, press F8 until the Startup menu appears. Press 3, and then press ENTER to start the computer in Safe …

Download Sysclean from: [url]http://www.trendmicro.com/download/dcs.asp[/url] and the latest pattern file from: [url]http://www.trendmicro.com/download/pattern.asp[/url] Unzip them into the same directory and run them. This will take a while. You have a number of worms which it should remove. After that there are some other mostly minor problems, so post a new log when …

I've spent days tearing my hair out and searching the web! Why? Simply because google checkout has little regard for UK VAT... After much searching I reached the stage where I could display the line '(VAT included £0.00)' on the sandbox checkout page, but I couldn't change the amount! The …

[quote][i]quote from jwenting[/i] But you can't blame Microsoft for that as they give customers the mechanism to automate that process, an mechanism many people refuse to use for some unfounded fear that Microsoft uses it to "spy on them" or something. [/quote] Considering all the updates I've been getting recently …

Please be aware that none of the techniques you've described will prevent a hacker entering your network. SSIDs can be sniffed easily, whether they're broadcasted or not. Because the packets are still flying throught the air, a passive sniffer will collect and identify the ssid within minutes. The WEP encryption …