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Why don't you just use the table tags? They are not deprecated. What the W3C wants you to do is to stop using tables to do the jobs of margins, borders, and padding.

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For most servers, there can be only one period in a filename. It must be between the name and the.jpg extension.

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One problem is that IE and FF render surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) differently with respect to defined sizes (width, height). FF puts the surrounding styles outside the defined sizes. IE crams them inside. The trick is to nest two tags, one with surrounding styles, and one with defined sizes.

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A is not a block tag. It can't take margin, border, or padding attributes. Stick it inside a div tag, and apply those attributes to the div.

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There are several possibilities: 1. If you changed servers, the different servers might have different trunk bitrates, and/or different levels of server traffic. To test for traffic loading problems, download your site late at night, and see if it is faster. 2. Are you waiting for a stupid ad to …

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I see you have size styles (width, height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same classes and tags. If you want cross-browser compatibility, do not do this. Make separate nested tags for each kind. FF puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the defined sizes. IE crams them INSIDE.

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I found it quickly. NEVER put size styles (width, height) and surrounding styles (margin, border, padding) in the same tag, class, or id. Firefox follows the w3c definitions, and puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the defined sizes. IE does it wrong, and crams the surrounding styles INSIDE the defined sizes. …

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50 fonts??? Are you selling them? If there are just a few characters in each font, it might be faster to put the parts with these fonts into a .gif or .jpg file.

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Do you know the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R? They are two different incompatible kinds of recordable DVDs. Except for the newest drives, usually a drive which takes one type can't take the other.

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I would say the crash from the buggy software ate the disk format. Don't use buggy software. A crash can do ANYTHING, including erasing disks and changing settings.

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Jonathan Archer. There were 6 Star Trek series (and 6 captains): Star Trek (James Kirk, Christopher Pike) Star Trek Log (animated - James Kirk) Star Trek, The Next Generation (Jean Luc Picard) Star Trek, Deep Space 9 (Benjamin Sisko) Star Trek Voyager (Kathryn Janeway) Star Trek Enterprise (Jonathan Archer) We …

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There should be one for each grouping folder. The main one probably disappeared because it is empty.

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JavaScript is defined to see the webpage's original html, but not any web page elements added by other scripts or programs. IE is the oddball by allowing JS to see the added content.

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Quoted strings (such as in your document.write statement) cannot have have line breaks in them. You should give each tag written a separate document.write function.

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[QUOTE=sneekula;554904]The other question should be: "Who of the richest folks pays the most tax?"[/QUOTE] Considering that the two richer ones don't live in a country with a lot of tax, the question is moot. It also doesn't matter, because there are so few rich people that even taxing them 100 …

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Most likely the new ram card was upside down in the slot. That makes a big mess of all kinds of parts.

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Certain websites or site providers block a certain ISP because some users on that ISP (or pretending to be on that ISP) commits spam or spreads malware.

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[QUOTE=cancer10;558042]I like the borders of the forums like this. Can someone tell me how to draw a border in HTML/CSS as shown in the screenshot. I would like to have the bordercolor as well. The following HTML does not work perfectly on all browsers :( I mean, with FF - …

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What the W3C wanted us to stop doing is using tables to make margins and borders.. At one time, this was the only way to do margins and borders that worked on all browsers. My rule is: If I need a rigid structure, I use a table. If the structure …

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It's loading the bottom half of the page, which is not in the viewport when you open the page. The entire html page, and all of the graphics indicated in html code, must finish loading before the JavaScript can load and run.

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Tobble: Hitting a key that makes all the characters act like they are drunk.

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I don't like what the last IE upgrade did to Windows. It changed all of the icons in My Documents so they look like little documents, with the original icon shrunk down so tiny that you can't tell which icon is which. It also fixed things so you can't change …

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First save the page as a file. Then you can open the page in your browser, or in Notepad, and also open a blank Excel spreadsheet. Now you can pick out the individual pieces you want and put them in the spreadsheet with cut and paste techniques.

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The local cable access channel. Not only do they put some obscene material on it, but they put it on the channel we need to run our VCRs and DVD players on. This means that if the player shuts off automatically, we have to look at that channel until we …

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OK, what's this? [URL="http://geocities.com/midimagic@sbcglobal.net/autort2.jpg"]http://geocities.com/midimagic@sbcglobal.net/autort2.jpg[/URL]

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I used to make stuff like that with QuickBasic back in the DOS days. I used the line statement, with a for loop to position the ends of the lines.

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Is it just one image? If so, the picture might not be in a real .jpeg format. As an example, it might be saved in a .gif format, but named with a .jpeg extension.

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That will always happen with tables if the content won't fit in the browser window. If the display is 600 X 800, you images are already too wide. Either reduce the image sizes, or let the page scroll with the small screen resolution. Also, don't put size styles (width, height) …

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Those images are predefined, and set to occupy a certain percentage of the width of the page. They contain links to other pages. It's a menu. You need to do the following. The example is for 10 images: [code] <html> <head> ... <style type="text/css"> .wfl {width: 100%} .w10 {width: 10%; …

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For it to be perfectly legitimate, one of the following must have occurred: - The music was recorded before February 15, 1972. No sound recordings before that date could possibly be copyrighted, because that is the date the US copyright on sound recordings went into effect. - The copyright owners …

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What's this? [URL="http://geocities.com/midimagic@sbcglobal.net/futurcar.jpg"]whatsis[/URL]

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I find the following about the ads: - Many of them take 100% CPU usage, preventing scrolling and hiding the edit window insertion point. - There is one that expands to cover the navigation buttons, so you can't go into a forum. - I have trouble reading posts with ads …

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It could be that the guy who sold it to you wiped the hard drive totally clean, to remove all traces of his files (unlike that high school coach arrested for having kiddie porn, because the pictures were left on the hard drive of the computer he sold on eBay). …

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This might work better if you export the Access table as an Excel spreadsheet, then add it to your existing Excel spreadsheet as another sheet tab. You can use quoted strings in both the condition and the results in if functions in Excel. Examples: [code] =IF(C5="Y",=C6*$A$4,0) =IF(F7=Access_Sheet!F7,"Y","N") [/code]

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You could put in 10000 img tags. But that would be overkill. Why not just define a background color in css?

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This sounds to me like the hard disk has a bad low level format, and while parts of it are working, the area with the Windows kernel is damaged to the point where the kernel will not load. It needs a complete reformat for low and high level, and a …

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Most of mine are what people do in traffic: - Bicycle riders breaking the law, endangering themselves and others in the process. (Bicycles are the same as motor vehicles in most states.) - Drivers who are in too much of a hurry to be safe or obey the law. - …

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I don't understand what you want. Do you want the page size rigid, so you have to scroll it if the browser window is too small? Or do you want everything to get smaller when the browser window shrinks? Rearranging the page is the default behavior of most browsers when …

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Use widths as percentages of the page width, so it works in different resolutions.

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I saw that one immediately. If you want pages to render identically on different browsers, then do NOT define size styles (height, width) and surrounding styles (margin, border, or padding) in the same tag or css style. - Firefox puts the surrounding styles OUTSIDE the defined sizes in the same …

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Your client should be taught why not to send html emails. This could be: - An ISP restriction on file size. - An email client rendering the container too small to show the image. - A firewall acting. - An accessibility setting is suppressing backgrounds for text legibility.

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Put the image tag between the a tags. [code] <a href="page.htm"><img src="pic.gif" /></a> [/code]

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