Andrew,
Thank you for that. I will try it shortly. I think you have helped me to
a eureka of understanding about div.I do have a fair bit of CSS (and a
little SSI) on the site, but getting the time to learn beyond the basics
proves dificult.
Joseph
From: Trusz, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
UUGH... aol sorry folks. The code became interpreted in the post
and of course it is completely nonsensical. Let's try it with pre tags?
(any other suggestions??)
pre
Hi Deb,
I sent a file to you privately, but for the group's benefit, my suggestion is
that you create a customized 404
You're most welcome. Our own wdvl offers some excellent tutorials on CSS,
inexpensive and sometimes free, as does brainjar. It takes a
reconceptualization to get the point of separating content and presentation
but it's worth the effort.
drew
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From: Joseph Harris
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dat h4 code is phucked up beyond all recognition, get rid of that,
code the whole thing in font, then convert over to css style, trust,
there is no reason why if you put align =right in the src
that it shouldn't work, I'll eat my shorts, also, you should
am I missing somethin? what's so hard about attaching a webpage to an
email doc?
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I'm interested in this too, as I'm considering a new PC with XP.
What I need to know first is if
Microsoft has to be contacted everytime anything on the machine is
updated, or
just when XP is reinstalled? If so, is this as much hassle as I've read?
What's this? Does this mean when you have to
XP keeps track of your hardware installation. If you make a significant
change, xp requires that you contact MS to see if this constitutes a new
installation requiring a new payment or if you get a waiver for an existing
install. Significant is not clearly defined although there are knowledge
base
On January 31, 2003 at 8:44, Maverick wrote:
How can I send webpage as email attachment??
If it is an html page with no images or scripts involved, you can attach it
just
like any other document with whatever email software you are using. If you are
using IE, you can send the whole
I use XP Pro but the basic system is the same in Home vs Pro. Differences
are primarily in the ability to become a member of domain and run IIS.
XP has been very stable, about the same as Windows 2000. Greatly improved
over 98 if that's what she's coming from. Once activated unless there is a
Sio said:
well said Tim! BTW, I'm a she:)
Red-faced Tim replies:
I beg your pardon, and offer apologies. :)
A girl in my son's class at school is named Siobhana, I should have made
the connection. I think I subconsciously hooked your name up with
Sib, one of the early drummers for Boston (one
Hi
Is it possible to use XML as the datasource to do a word mail merge?
any help is appreciated.
thanks
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This is one of the gripes I have with the computer industry in general:
if they tell you things like this in advance you could plan for such
eventualities. Instead the consumer does a bunch of time- and
energy-consuming research, does the best he or she can and purchases a
product. Later these
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dat h4 code is phucked up beyond all recognition, get rid of that, code
the whole thing in font, then convert over to css style, trust,
there is no reason why if you put align =right in the srcthat
it
shouldn't work, I'll eat my shorts, also, you
If you are getting a PC for home use XP Home is fine but if you want to
install a webserver and test anything, use it to connect to a domain spend
the $79 to upgrade to Pro. If you purchase a machine with Home there is a
option to upgrade for $79 provided you purchase the upgrade from the same
Stephen and Andrew,
Your are making me feel very nervous ;-). I have to replace my computer
(just the box) which is 98SE OS.The present one is making noises which I
think may be the HDD or may be a fan. At three years old it now seems
underpowered (its a retail chain standard so probably
...BTW, cherry of a site you've built yourself.
www.jerseyshoreweb.com I especially like the sea
gulls flying across the screen.
I especially liked the javascript error I got before the page even
loaded. And then the Metallica MIDI music made my day.
~ Nathan Lyle (The U.P. Web Maestro)
Joseph,
First off don't worry. It sounds worse than it is ;) If you are planning on
getting a prebuilt system w/XP and you aren't an upgrade-pig like me, then you have no
worries. I personally would recommend going with a Dell, as they are good machines,
easy to work on, not terribly
/me bites tongue.
No flame wars, plz. but the midi was a bit much. and the js error. feh.
Nathan Lyle wrote:
...BTW, cherry of a site you've built yourself.
www.jerseyshoreweb.com I especially like the sea
gulls flying across the screen.
I especially liked the javascript error I got
I've added hard drives, ram, upgraded video, upgraded audio card, added
dvds, replaced cd with cdrw without having to reactivate XP. Just don't do
it all at once. If you replace the motherboard/cpu and have trouble
reactivating call MS and explain. I had to reactive Office XP because I
installed
/me bites tongue.
No flame wars, plz. but the midi was a bit much. and the js error. feh.
I wasn't flamin'... it's easy to tell when I am. I run quicker trying
to get away from the hot.
~ Nathan Lyle (The U.P. Web Maestro)
Web: www.upwebmaestro.com E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree with Stephen in terms of it not being as bad as it sounds. But
personally I found it bad enough that I did move to Linux about 10 months
ago. It takes some getting used to, I'm still making some silly basic errors
now and then. But overall it's been positive. I use Mandrake (bankruptcy
LOL! Nathan :) sure am glad its friday, goofing off feels good. Virtual beers all
around!
- Stephen
Nathan Lyle wrote:
/me bites tongue.
No flame wars, plz. but the midi was a bit much. and the js
error. feh.
I wasn't flamin'... it's easy to tell when I am. I run quicker trying
Hi,
I am not talking here, just sending one email. I am planning to send 200-300
emails per day to start and increase the number.
You must have got any advertisement email, if you notice those mails. They
don't reveal as an attachment, but you can see the graphics in the message
body.
I have
At 07:04 AM 1/31/2003 -0600, you wrote:
I *think* I need to use a line in my .htaccess file.
H, ya know it sure seems easier to just point:
http://web-designers-corner.puterbug.com
to:
http://web-developers-corner.puterbug.com
as if it were it's own website, but I would imagine that
Another consideration with XP is to make sure it has driver support for any
peripherals you're planning on connecting to the new box.
There's a section on the Windows XP website that details peripheral support.
Christmas 2001 my spouse bought a new computer w/XP and a couple of other
devices
.htaccess isn't going to help you here. If you want to do it via your
webserver (I assume Apache), it needs to have the mod_rewrite module
installed, and you would have to put the directive in your httpd.conf.
If you have write access to your httpd.conf file, and the ability to
restart the
Oh Lord Maverick, I was afraid that was your intention.
Puh-leeze(!) make sure you do NOT ever, ever send me a piece of HTML
spam as you're describing. I don't care if you're giving away gold
ingots, just don't ever clog up my mailbox with that stuff.
If you *must* send spam, put a link to a
Maverick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] spammed:
I am planning to send 200-300 emails per day to start and increase the
number.
end spam
Sniff,sniff...is that the smell of fried spam??? You know what I don't like
about fried spam? I don't like that the entire household is saturated with
that
With this being the beginning of the weekend, I hope no one
minds if I extend an invitation to the marketers on the list
(I know there are one or two ;-) to join an Internet Marketing
Forum at http://www.internet-marketing-forum.com/ powered by
phpBB.
I've been a member of the forum for a couple
Hi,
I've got a coding problem that is driving me crazy. I have
a page that opens up a little window when the visitor clicks
on a small image. Everything works great in Netscape,
but IE6.0 is being picky.
IE 6.0 refuses to open the first two movies, no matter how
I arrange them, although it has
Jan Major [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
If you would like to check out the actual page, you can go here:
http://www.outrageousevents.net/videoclips2.html
I get a HTTP 404 - File not found on that link Jan.
Perry Gerenday
www.klugelab.com
www.webinitiative.net
The WDVL
On Friday, January 31, 2003 at 21:17, Jan Major wrote:
JM IE 6.0 refuses to open the first two movies, no matter how
JM I arrange them, although it has no problems with the other
JM 4. I have tried using a table to enclose the images, also
JM using individual tables, and still no go.
the
all the talk of Xp or not to Xp has revived a little dream of mine: has
anyone had any experience of SG work stations, what would they be like for
running Apache/PHP/SQL.
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