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IE7 worked for me.

It sounds like the ISP has the router as the device it expects to see. It may interpret the others as security violations. The slowdown is not in your connection to the ISP. It is an overload in the ISP connection to the rest of the Internet.

Look for the following: - Two versions of the file in different folders. - A cached version of the file. - A macro intended for a different spreadsheet is running when Excel opens.

This incompatibility is what I hate about Microsoft!

Various ones I collected (but often didn't collect who said it): - In order to know something is wrong, you must make an odd number of mistakes. - The more funding a project has, the longer it takes to make the mistake that leads to the breakthrough. - The glove …

Easier: [code] ans = getinfo(); if(ans!=1 && ans!=2){ans = getinfo();}; [/code]

I think you are confusing IE's interpreter by changing the data type in a comparison in mid-run. While JS normally doesn't care about data types, it might configure the comparison or the parameter pass to work with the types of values it finds the first time the comparison occurs. Another …

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You don't have the right to take over the user's computer. And there are three other ways to paste without using the keyboard. Instead, you should make your script reject any non-numeric input and ask for a correct entry. Booong! "Entry must be a number" {OK}

Pinball. REAL pinball, not fake on a screen.

You can't put one kind of movie file inside another kind of movie just by pasting it. You are going to have to deconstruct the animated .gif file into its component images, and insert the proper number of copies of each individual image into the individual movie frames.

If the data are on the server computer, javascript can't see them, because javascript runs on the client computer.

Why mess with the fuss of doing that? Load another page instead.

This reminds me of the joker who wrote "suggestions" on the slot for the shredder at work.

There is no prohibition of tables, And I use CSS to format tables. What is discouraged is using tables to create overall page margins and other website elements that are now covered nicely by CSS. But there is nothing wrong with using tables if you need a rigid structure that …

This is one thing you really do not have control over. Why not instead try to make your conde cross-browser compatible.

Here are some of my favorites: "Look at this cheese! It has holes in it!" (The Wizard of Speed and Time) "Move that crate! The light aint gonna get any greener!" (What's so bad about feeling good?) "Isn't it elf-explanatory? I'm an elf." (Santa Claus - The Movie) "What did …

IP addresses as web addresses are obsolete. 1. Don't use IP addresses. Use of an IP address in a web address is usually a sign of sneakiness. Some firewalls block this (keeping your user from getting to your site). An IE security setting may be blocking this. 2. If you …

WYSIWYG = Weird Yucky Stuff I What You Get. Write your own code. One suggestion is to put a div around the whole right column, and add a left border to it to make the line. But that requires knowing how to code. You would also have to remove the …

I see several errors: - An input tag does not belong between a tags. Block tags can't be inside a tags.The clickable text or image belongs there. - There is no title attribute for an a tag. The title belongs between the a tags. - The alt attribute is required …

You can execute commands on the server with the above methods. You can NOT execute commands on the client computer. That is an Internet security violation.

I know it's solved, but this happened the last time I got a call to fix a no-sound problem. After checking all they usual software settings, I took a look around behind the computer. The speakers were plugged into the mic jack.

This happened to me, and it was a stuck keyboard key that initiated it (it was not a toolbar, but a hotkey someone had installed). After I fixed the stuck key, the browser windows continued to open, even after the computer was rebooted. But this was because the requests for …

It looks to me as though you are downloading a corrupt file, or one not designed for use on your computer. Are you downloading a file for a game machine of some kind, or a file for a different computer platform? It might also be that there is malware in …

To do what?

This is phishing or malware spam It has nothing to do with your computer or your email service. The notices are phake. This is usually used for phishing, advertising, or downloading malware to your computer. The entire notice was dummied up to fool you. No undeliverable email mentioned in the …

Is the button changing size when this happens?? Is a margin, border, or padding appearing and disappearing with the mouseover? Try applying a style to the field.

This is one of the required security features. Without it, any website could upload malware.

Go into Format/Cells/Alignment and check Wrap Text. To force a new line, use Alt+Enter. Another way is to create a text box in Word, and then paste it as an object in Excel.

A good programming practice is to never use the same name for two different things.

- Bicycle riders who won't obey the traffic laws (a bicycle is a vehicle, not a pedestrian). - People who demand an absence of religion in politics, and then inject religion by try to ban the religious beliefs and practices of others. - The 72 percent total tax on individuals …

No. You are asking for the ability to commit security violations. Whoever wants this capability needs a course in internet security. The browser is not allowed to run any downloaded file for security reasons. The browser is also not allowed to unzip the file, since the file could install malware …

Check the Windows settings for this in IE.

As government keeps stealing more and more of the economy, the economy will crash. This will definitely happen if any of those promising national health care is elected.

Do you or your ISP have images disabled? Is your ISP so overloaded that it is dumping or delaying image files?

There is NO WAY to place something at the bottom of the visible browser window that works with all browsers and screen resolutions. Stop trying. A tfoot tag works within a table. Place the tags as shown here: [code] <table> <thead> contents of header </thead> <tfoot> contents of table footer> …

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A common title bar format, title images, and css file, combined with links to the other sites, seems in order.

Firefox requires the semicolons after the statements. IE lets you cheat. You also have some HTML errors. And you have not &-coded your < and > characters inside the script. The browser thinks they are an HTML tag. It's better to have the main script in a separate file for …

I think it's a lorem ipsum dolor problem. :icon_mrgreen: I don't see what you are describing, but I do see a white box around the last selection clicked. What are you calling the "main navigation menu"?

A DNS error means that your ISP can't find the computer that the site is supposed to be on. I can think of several reasons: - The site is down, voluntarily or involuntarily. (It might have been located in one of the recently flooded areas). I remember people complaining about …

HELP!!! I have Windows XP and Office 2003. When doing a spelling and grammar check in Word, I occasionally get a "comparison - revise text?" error on text. I have no idea what this error means, or how to correct it. The text looks fine. All of the tenses, persons, …

It should be made impossible to do this. The fact that it can be done is a way crackers can sneak into computers.

You will probably need a combination of PHP and MySQL.

If you don't perform, you will be rebooted.

Always poofread your work to see if you any letters or words out.

You need a lot of little pages, not one huge one. Navigate between them with links.

You are trying to do something you have NO RIGHT to do. You want to take over control of someone else's computer. That is a security violation. Imagine yourself in jail. Then drop this idea.

I would say this is a security violation. If it isn't, it should be. You have absolutely NO RIGHT to control someone else's computer, or the software running on that computer. And I absolutely HATE webmasters who do things that destroy my browsing history.

I was trying to write a formula to find the number of days between two dates in Excel 2003. I decided to test it with the dates of the beginning and ending of the Revolutionary War. I got a #Value error. Experimentation showed me that Excel; does not recognize any …