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That's an odd one. Usually macs just 'plug and play' most of the devices, and it shouldn't have any issues with a mouse. I'd first check to see if it works with your Vista laptop, and if it doesn't it's a hardware issue. If not, it may be OS related. …

Phew. 3. Looks like I can't do anything crazy and blame it on this test then. Drats, I had a plan and everything! :P

It's always been a little complicated. From what I've heard, it's due to performance and crashing issues. However, it also seems that Apple just don't like Adobe and they want to keep control to themselves. Wired did a pretty good piece on it, called [URL="http://www.wired.co.uk/wired-magazine/archive/2010/07/start/investigation-what-made-apple-freeze-out-adobe?page=all"]Investigation: What made Apple freeze out …

There's no such thing as a curved image on the web. Every image only has a set width and height. You can't really 'bend' elements or skew them in any way, although there are a few people that have played around with doing this with javascript but it's often quite …

The way mysql_fetch_array() works is that it sets a pointer which knows which row you're going for. After your while($row...) statement is completed you have to reset this. You can do this with: [CODE]<?php mysql_data_seek($result,0); ?>[/CODE] [URL="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-data-seek.php"]The technical documentation for this function is available here[/URL]. Your second problem is what …

simply state in the css the percentage of the size you want your h1 size. It gets the value of 100% from your body text. So, if you wanted the h1 tag to be twice the size of normal text, you'd put this in: [CODE]h1 { font-size:200%; }[/CODE]

You can also do it through a form instead, which will send the values as $_POST data. e.g. [CODE] <form method="post" action="reject.php"> <input type="hidden" name="officerid" value="<?php echo($pofficerid); ?>" /> <input type="submit">Reject</input> </form> [/CODE] Just add in as many hidden values as you want. These won't show in the URL as …

There's a function that clears session variables for you: [URL="http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-destroy.php"]session_destroy()[/URL]. Also, the function [URL="http://php.net/manual/en/function.header.php"]header()[/URL] will let you redirect to any page. E.g. [CODE]header("Location: index.php");[/CODE]

There's a few ways. Firstly, there's Apple's own utility - Boot Camp. That will effectively allow you to switch between the two OS's when you boot up. You can [URL="http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/"]read more about it here[/URL]. There's also a few third party solutions. These allow you to run Windows inside of OSX. …

I'd suggest using rgba to define your background. This will give a background which is transparent while keeping your text solid. [URL="http://24ways.org/2009/working-with-rgba-colour"]This post on 24ways[/URL] should be able to instruct you on how to do this.

Depends. All I can think of is that perhaps that in your scripts, if they're standalone files, you haven't included 'session_start();'. Apart from that I've got no idea.

Basically what nonshatter said. You'd need to create a database to store the sessions, users and last time that session was used. If they're still logged in, and have used the site in the past XX minutes--you know they're probably logged in--you can do a simple SQL query to get …