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Go into the Font menu in Word. Choose all of the font settings you want to be your "new document" default. Then at the bottom of the menu, press the DEFAULT button. This sets your current settings as your Word default. From then on, every new Word document will be …

There are several causes to this problem Mozilla browsers consider any margins, borders, and padding to be OUTSIDE the declared dimensions and positions of a box object. This includes floats. IE consider any margins, borders, and padding to be INSIDE the declared dimensions and positions of a box object. This …

Note that the server must have PHP for this to work.

The problem is that FF correctly defaults to centering cointent in table cells, IE shoves it to the top instead. Set the vertical-align style parameter in the td tag, and this stuff will work the way you want it to in both browsers.

try [code] {margin: none; border: none; padding: none;} [/code] You need all three, because different browsers have different default styles for both body and div. Apply these styles to both the body tag and the div inside. If you need padding inside the div tag, nest another div inside it …

I hope the Internet makes copyright become so impossible to enforce that it must be abolished. It's a monopoly power. I always wonder why the "equal pay for equal work" people don't attack patents and copyrights. It's certainly unfair pay for little work. (So are sports salaries.)

They go the wrong way around the track.

It could be an institutional firewall.

It is fixed at 8 spaces. Use of the tab character inside pre tags is discouraged by W3C.

It's still annoying.

Here's the real cause of the problem: Mozilla browsers consider any margins, borders, and padding to be OUTSIDE the declared dimensions and positions of a box object. This includes floats. IE consider any margins, borders, and padding to be INSIDE the declared dimensions and positions of a box object. This …

<b> and <i> are expected to be deprecated in the next version of W3C XHTML, so don't start using them. They were left because there are a few old browsers that handle strong and b in different ways. Beware The Deprecator! He comes and waves his magic mouse, and turns …

They should both be prohibited from getting governments to build stadiums for them. What a waste of tax money!

I don't see anything. I'm wondering if it was an automatic response to a bad word which is embedded in another word in that post. In that case, it's a case of (expletive deleted)-for-tat censorship. Another possibility is that the post that caused the banning has been deleted. Another possibility …

But it's terribly inefficient. Instead, we should ban wireless phones and computers to save energy if we do anything. I also don't want my VCR and cassette tapes and floppy disks erased by such a harebrained scheme.

Why not use the .bat file to start one, then the other.

Gravity is not caused or propagated by gravity waves. Gravity waves are disturbances in the gravitational pull experienced at any point , which are caused by the motions of large masses. Gravity is completely explained by the effects of relativity and the motion of space through the time dimension. Gravity …

7/7 was London Subways bombings. There is a huge misconception made in these conspiracy theory claims. The misconception is that steel remains steel all the way up to its melting point. It does not. It anneals back to soft iron above 780 C. A little knowledge of metallurgy is helpful …

Every stem cell, not just the embryonic ones, can grow into a new human being once separated from the cells around it. It is thus a living human being.

[quote=sk8ndestroy14;380292]Here's a good question. What right does the United States have to build a missile defence station in a nation that doesn't want us to build onw in their country? And why would they want to when it threatens peace? It really defeats the purpose if you ask me. Build …

Javascript can't see server data. You need PHP or Ajax instead.

Your degree can become obsolete. Microsoft deprecated my degree by changing everything.

You need HTML to make the basic page. Designing software (such s DreamWeaver) will write some HTML for you. To handle business account information, your host computer must have PHP and MySQL, or some other server-side hosting.

Big deal. I used to have an IBM 407 emulator. IBM 407 was a hardwire-programmed computer.

What scroller? The only scroller I see is the one at the right of the page.

enbed is deprecated and does not work in all browsers. Use object.

Actually, it gets more scrambled than that. The ownership rules are different for a salaried employee than they are for an independent contractor. But there is also the fair use doctrine. For research purposes, you can copy it for personal (but not professional) use. You are also permitted to make …

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put an onclick attribute in the menu item, and have it call a JavaScript function that either writes the menu items or unhides them.

Read the watermark in the empty submission box.

I seem to remember that you can have only one set of script tags in the body. Put both functions in the same script tag pair.

That's the safest backup method. And you should already have backups anyway. A backup in another partition on the same hard disk is no backup at all. If the drive has a motor seizup or a headcrash, ALL of the partitions are gone. My rule is that, unless you have …

I would think this would be a security violation.

Enter? You're doing a reverse polish notation calculator?

If you want to know the actual minimum value of the smallest value the current running JavaScript can actually use, it will tell you. Use: [inlinecode]Number.MIN_VALUE[/inlinecode] JS provides the following constants: [inlinecode]Number.MIN_VALUE[/inlinecode]: The smallest positive value which can be stored. It is close to 5E-324 [inlinecode]Number.MAX_VALUE[/inlinecode]: The largest positive value …

In order for you to do that, your folder [code]www.onemillionsaints.com/admin[/code] must contain a file called install.php, and you must have execution permission for that file.

Are you sure the etnhernet card didn't load something from a disk when you installed it? Mine did.

They are called Steel drums. They are used in Calypso and Reggae music.

Strings in BASIC are not treated as arrays. Only C-based languages and Pascal do that. A string array is an array of strings in basic, not an array of characters. You need the SUBSTR(string, first, length) to look at a portion of a string.

Open your audio mixer: Control panel / sounds and audio devices / volume /advanced You will find as many sliders on this mixer as you have audio devices.

Website addresses have always been case-sensitive on UNIX machines. It actually depends on the server's internal code whether it responds to case. Your customers should be told to enter the website as written and that website addresses are case-sensitive. Everyone should always treat web addresses and email addresses as being …

I see the problem. You can't call it in the img tag. That script creates a new file on the server, instead of returning an image. It doesn't return anything. The function takes two arguments, the path to the image to change, and the path to store the changed image. …

I UNMARKED two threads which had been marked "solved" when the nasties came back. And I'm not marking my thread on the annoying "code" watermark as "solved" until it is GONE.

This is one of the troubles with using divs for columns. There are several tricks: You have some invalid code. Lines 39 and 40 must not have br tags. 1. Use tables, especially if you want borders around the text to all be the same size. 2. Apply a [inlinecode]width: …

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To add a button to a window, you have to modify the file that defines that window. You can't just paste something on top of the window.

There is also the possibility that both pieces of software want the same file extension. I have had this problem before. It happens because Microsoft keeps appropriating new extensions for itself without first checking to see if other software is already using those extensions. Note: I hope you aren't making …

One way is to subtract the UNPARSED values. They are in the form of the number of days elapsed since 1900. Any decimals in the numbers are portions of days.

You could have a hard drive your BIOS can't recognixe, or can't be set for.

It looks the same to me on IE7 and Firefox 2.0.0.3.