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Sounds like you need to replace the fluorescent bulb inside it. Fluorescent lamps flash on and off at the ends of their lives, and usually do so after about 6000 starts. But even a new fluorescent light will blink if it is cold. Allow a keyboard brought inside from cold …

Different authorities quote different numbers, from 189 to 194. The UN has 192 members. But the Vatican refused to join, and the UN considers Taiwan to be a province of China, and won't let it join. The 194 above don't include areas such as Palestine, Western Sahara, Puerto Rico, and …

Why did you get rid of the menu? I didn't know what any of them except the fire meant.

You are not summing in the previous month.

You would have to sort on QuestionNum, and then refill the field sequentially

If the chimps want special rights, let them compose and submit their own writs to the judges.

It's also printed on your original dicumentation. Mine is on the envelope the first disk came in.

Your computer is probably set for a different character encoding than the one the game is written in. There are several different character encoding sets. Note that making this software work by changing the computer's character encoding will make your other applications which are now correct to start producing wrong …

First, check for viruses and spyware. IE 6 has some security bugs. Upgrade.

When I am trying to use the Quick Reply box, the page sometimes starts shifting up or down so the Quick Reply box scrolls off the screen. Then I can't type without moving the vertical scroll bar to bring the box back.

I'm not sure which part you want to change. What does it say on the webpage screen there?

Use the indexOf method on the password string, inside a loop through the digits 0 through 9 put in the substring parameter. Any return which is not -1 means a digit was found. Or you could use regular expressions to pattern match a digit.

Restore them from the backup disks you made. If you didn't make any backup disks, you will from now on. Make two copies.

This is the kind of trashy trickery that favors the manufacturer at the user's expense if something goes wrong. It should be outlawed.

It could be just that the server was too busy handling other requests.

For another piece of the scale, Antares is about the same size as the orbit of Mars.

I can think of some simpler possibilities: - There are no title tags in the web page, or there is garbage between the tags. - You accidentally selected Wingdings or some other graphics font as your base font. - The web page is corrupted. - The web page selected is …

This could be an ISP problem. The dynamic name server may be down. If so, only urls in your browser cache will work until they fix it.

I agree. Anything done client-side would store a value on the client's computer, not the server. If you want to store it client side, Javascript could make a cookie.

This sounds like your ISP having trouble with urls which don't have the http prefix.

[quote=Dsiembab;347102]Thanks for the reply, appreciate it, I was wondering though if I could set this class to all my td's using the min-height and the max-hieght and the overflow auto? right now my page has 8 <div>s I thought i had to use so many div's for the layout. Thanks …

Another way is shown oin the third post of my thread: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread77607.html"]An array of arrays of of radio buttons[/URL] I gave all three checkboxes the same name. Then it was simple to do: [code] for(i=1;i<=3;i++) { tmp1 = document.form1.status[i].checked; alert(tmp1); if(tmp1){ .......................... } else{ .......................... }; }; [/code] It seems …

I am having the same trouble with Netscape. It began just after MS downloaded an upgrade.

I'm not sure what you want. ??? Are you wanting this to help you edit a web page, or to help others find something in your page? If you want to find words in your page to do edits, Notepad has that capability. just use edit / find. If others …

Why bother with that? Just make identical pages, with the color changes and the large picture coded differently, and with links to each other.

Is your user space on the server full? Have you run out of replacements? The .553 extension indicates a UNIX server, and that you already have 552 other versions of the file floating about in previous version files. Delete the old versions.

The text at the bottom is too small for easy reading, and is hidden below the screen edge.

It works on Firefox 2.0. What version of Netscape are you using, There was a "Save Page As" bug in one of the versions. Also check to see if a setting is blocking the operation.

I want to know when the colors got reversed? When I was a kid, red was Democrat, and blue was Republican. That's because the letters of the color were found in the name: DEmocrRat rEpUBLican

[quote=alc6379;43533] Employee: MMMRRRcome to McDonalds... can I have your mmmmmmddr? ([I]I assume she said order, but the speaker was fuzzy[/I]) Me: Yeah, I'll take a number 3 with Super Size fries. Employee: Um Sir.... we don't MMMMMMMffrrr SSSSPPR SZZZ Fries anym *pop* Me: Okay. Then I'll go for a large …

On the DaniWeb home and development pages, the dropdown menu closes by itself if the cursor passes over a clickable link which is hidden under the dropdown. Thus, I can't click on some items. On the home page, the "Relax with our community in our Geek's Lounge" linked image causes …

OK, I know how to address all of the radio buttons on a page as an array, and address all of the radio buttons in a single group as an array. And I know how to create multidimensional objects in JavaScript. But how can I create a two-dimensional array of …

The problem is that the moving ads are brain interrupts. They yank your eyes off the text you are trying to read, because the same type of stimulus could be an impending collision or a bee about to sting. Require all ads to be still lifes.

Let me get this straight. You want us to HELP you put MORE advertising on the web? :angry: If this is not the case, then don't use a pop-up format, or it will be blocked. Is the user supposed to select a flash file? If so, use a dropdown menu …

I am getting the warning too, along with the page freezing until the ad finishes loading. This reminds me of a greedy trick some eBay-er's used a few years ago. They put a script on their page that started an infinite loop until you pushed a buy button. This kept …

Can't you just create a report file in the form you want it, and then import that.

I wish they had broken Microsoft into baby Bills back in the 1990s. It's too big already.

Kirk: "There must be thousands of them, tens of thousands..." Spock: "One million, seven hundred seventy one thousand, five hundred and sixty one. That's assuming they got in here six days ago, and a litter of ten each day." It's the same formula, in this case 11 ^ 6.

I miss the TV shows of the 1950s: - Candid Camera - Bonanza ("Ponderosa" was the syndication title put on while the show was still on) - Leave it to Beaver - Dennis the Menace - Father Knows Best - I Love Lucy - The Andy Griffith Show (Syndication: "Andy …

It's not so much what it does to the computer but what it does to your web and email access It blocks access and emails to and from any host computer which is implicated by any AOL user in spam or malware. But it does so even if that host …

It's those doggy vitamins.

I can see that you have to have an external stylesheet. Then you can use: [code] popup.document.write('<html>'); popup.document.write('<head>'); popup.document.write('<title>my popup</title>'); popup.document.write('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystylesheet.css" />'); popup.document.write('</head>'); ..... [/code] Each document.write is a line of html code.

Just load the blank .gif file the same way you loaded the image. Since it was already downloaded when the page opened, it won't have to be downloaded again.

It's a script that runs when a certain ad is on the screen. This has been going on about a week.

Is this a school assignment? We don't help you cheat.

Without that, you can't install the software. That's greedy Microsift for you.

Look up "regular expressions" to understand this.

There was a bug in the IE7 upgrade which prevented Yahoo from working right. I found the solution on the web then, but I can't find it now. It involved deleting a duplicate file

There are five tabs at the top of the Task Manager. Click Applications to get what you want. Some time ago, you clicked on Processes. It stays on the tab you used last.

First, learn to spell. I had to run that through my Chi decoder to understand it. It's either BIOS settings or a hardware problem. It might be that your hard disk is not rotating.