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You don't change the colors of the scrollbar. That belongs to the user, not to you. The setting is in the Control Panel / Display / Appearance. IE has a nonstandard way of changing this. It doesn't work in other browsers.

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It works OK in HTML files. Need more info: - What does the class in the span tag do? - Is part of your page dynamically formed? - Did you forget to close a tag above the span tag? - Is there a change caused by the use of php.

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You will have trouble with IE, because it won't update the screen until the script stops running, or an alert appears.

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What did you just install that runs all the time? When you burn CDs, you should have no other programs running. Close all other open windows, and turn off reminder alarms. The only things in your system tray should be your virus checker and maybe a printer driver. If you …

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I had that problem too, and it had nothing to do with a virus. One company is using a file extension for its music files that is the same extension name used for a Microsoft installation file. The bad part is that the music program came out before MS grabbed …

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Look for the tutorials on the W3C site. Get a book. I have the Wiley Press "HTML, XHTML, and CSS Bible" Play with it.

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I have had another problem that makes a double post: Sometimes when I post, DaniWeb never sends me the new page (or somehow I never get it). Thus, I think the operation failed, and I click the post button again.

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Is the screen set to a low resolution? Some video games do that.

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Check to see if the following is OK [code] My Computer Documents and Settings (your user name) Desktop <---- (your icons should be here) [/code]

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You have a scoping problem. Your values created in foo are local to that function. They don't exist outside the bounds of that function. Declare some global variables at the top of your .js file. Then assign the values created inside foo to those variables.

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Two questions: 1. Are all of the icons somehow selected? 2. What kind of file is the wallpaper?

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The thing that you don't see is that the object is created globally. The thing passed around in the function calls is a pointer to the object, not the object itself.

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80 characters per line would fit if there were not a stripe down the side for ads.

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A Windows update could also be responsible. Check the following topic: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/newpostinthread74163.html"][/URL] [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread74163.html"]April 3, 2007 Security Update For Windows Xp[/URL] sultan_emerr

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Never put size styles (width, height) in the same tag or style as surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). IE nests them in the wrong order (surrounds inside sizes). Other browsers obey the standard, and nest sizes inside surrounds. To use both, nest two divs, with sizes in one, and surrounds …

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The <!-- --> comments are not valid inside the style tags. You can't use them to comment styles. Stylesheet comments are enclosed with /* */ delimeters.

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There used to be settings for tab stop spacing in the browsers. They seem to have been removed.

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Arrrrghhhh! The maddening bumbling tips are back! There is no perceptible delay. Put it back the way it was!

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How about just asking if the end time is less than or equal to 2 hours past the start time. If it is so, add 24 hours.

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This is a case where computer rules overrule the federal government. Javascript might be useful here. But they are asking for things that are generally not supplied.

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If you want the page to exactly fill the screen for all browsers, you can't do that.

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How blurry are you talking? CRT displays still have better resolution than the usual LCD units.

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Since I don't have it, I can't say for sure, but there should be a configuration setting in either the downloader or adobe itself, usually in the Tools, Options, or Edit menus.

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Both are required to make the page validate with the W3C. Validation is a very good way to troubleshoot a malfunctioning page. It also makes the employers happy if you can make valid pages. That meta tag is not used to guide search engines, but to tell the browser what …

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Realize that if you put size styles (width, height) and border styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag or style, it will always mess up on either IE or FF. They display these styles in the opposite nesting order (FF follows the W3C standard). The trick is to nest …

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IE is actually the noncompliant browser. It violates more web standards than the others.

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The biggest problems between FF and IE are: 1. IE has nonstandard extensions that don't work on other browsers. Avoid them. 2. IE displays surrounding styles in a nonstandard way. The standard says that surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) should display OUTSIDE any size style (height, width) in the same …

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I am totally sick of website developers trying to take control of the user's computer. That computer and its controls belongs to the owner of the computer, NOT TO YOU. You could be charged with computer crimes if you succeed in locking part of a user's computer. If you have …

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RED X causes: 1. Not enough RAM to display the pictures. Upgrade is the only cure. 2. Not enough Internet Cache space reserved to hold the pictures. Reset the size so the entire page fits in the cache. 3. The files are not present on the website server. The webmaster …

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I find it harder to navigate on the new layout. Half of the things I use were on the main level of each forum, and now they are several levels deep.

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When I start PowerPoint at work, all of the premade slide templates are there when I start working. When I start PowerPoint at home, the image of each template takes about 15 second to appear in the task pane, so it is several minutes before they are all visible. Why …

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Why are the icons in My computer all nearly alike now? All of them (except the folders) now look like little blue pieces of paper with a very tiny little picture of the icon that used to be there inside. I can't visually tell them apart now. This makes it …

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It shows how greedy Microsoft is. They want another sale, even if the old computer is being taken out of service permanently.

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It's because FF and other browsers obey the W3C definitions. IE is the maverick that refuses to obey the standards. There are some places where IE differs from other browsers: 1. Order of nesting of defined sizes (width and height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding). The standard (and FF) …

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A paradox that disproves random chance as the origin of life: Two elements are needed for self-reproducing life: 1. The DNA with the instructions on it. 2. The ribosome, to read the DNA and make the proteins. Bit it's that first cell, and even more, the second cell, that bother …

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Table is NOT obsolete. It is obsolete only for use as a substitute for margins and borders.

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This is the problem I was reporting last summer. What does the fan on the back of the computer have to do with CPU usage??? It doesn't get hotter with increased CPU use. It just sits there doing a repeating loop when it has nothing else to do. The same …

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It can be done, but it is not so magical. The trick is to remove everything with the same relative pan position as the vocal's pan position in the stereo program. It has the following drawbacks: Everything else (often including the kick drum and the snare) at the same pan …

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HTML has no transparency function. Transparency on the Internet is achieved with add-on plugin software. Thus, no possible translation into HTML of a PowerPoint presentation with transparency features can exist, since PP doesn't know how to use such software. I would suggest modifying the contrast and lightness of a copy …

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