I have to agree with Stephen on this one if the customer wants 2a and 2b to
be the same level as the whole numbers a "fake" list is the only way to do.
Semantically Stephen's example is the correct way to do it.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wis
Stephen Caudill wrote:
Any reason why you couldn't just do this:
1. XX
* x
* xx
2.
a.X
* xx
b.X
* xx
* xx
3. X
Thanks Stephen, but your example shows the second list item plus
Any reason why you couldn't just do this:
1. XX
* x
* xx
2.
a.X
* xx
b.X
* xx
* xx
3. X
In answer to your question, no. You can't make an ordered list
display numbers an
Original email posted a week ago but was outof town for a few days and now
that I'm back, have been spending the last couple of days trying to figure
out how get back into the forum without luck, and now my emails to the
forum are being spit back to me because of the html formatting (which I
ha
I've been searching and experimenting but I can't find the answer to this
problem.
I need to create an ordered this something like this:
1. XX
* x
* xx
2a.
* xx
2b.
* xx
* xx
3. X
Creating t
Thanks for that Scott!
jac
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Glasgow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 22 November 2004 15:31
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] Some advice on Win32.Sober.I - please
>
>
> No, you're receiving these emails because someone ELSE's
> mac
Deb -
Thanks again for your suggestions. I will give that a shot!
Todd
-Original Message-
From: PBC Web Design [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 9:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [wdvltalk] Creating a thumbnail of my website
Hi Todd,
What I did here
No, you're receiving these emails because someone ELSE's machine is infected
(possibly many other elses). The fact that you are receiving notice of their
arrival indicates that your antivirus is on the job and doing a good job of
protecting you against this threat. That's why you can't find anyt
Nothing new. I'm with Rudy on this one; these aren't so bad as other forms
of intrusion. At least when you hovered you saw the actual destination. A
more insidious form of this type of misdirection uses the IP address instead
of the Web address. All you see is the numbers; no DNS lookup required
Hi Todd,
What I did here: http://www.puterbug.com/cgi-bin/pro/emAlbum.cgi was to
size my browser at 800x600 and used SnagIt to take the original. I've
found saving as a .png makes for much clearer results after resizing. I
took all the originals first, saving to a folder. Then used JAlbum to
Hi Deb -
I was trying to figure out the best way to take a snapshot of a website, and
convert to a thumbnail to use on my portfolio page. I am a huge fan of Snag
It, and figured out how to do it with that.
That being said, I appreciate the link about the gallery utility. I
bookmarked it to lo
Thanks Bj - what a relief! I was worried that the removal tool & scans
had missed something :o)
all my best
jac.
>
> The virus is sent to addresses found on the infected PC,
> either from their
> address book, or maybe from the Web pages they've browsed
> that it finds in
> their browser ca
The virus is sent to addresses found on the infected PC, either from their
address book, or maybe from the Web pages they've browsed that it finds in
their browser cache, so you're getting them either from someone who's sent
you email or one of the many thousands who's visited a Web site with the
f
Hi Guys,
over the last week or so i've been getting approx. 20-30 emails per day
all containing the known text of the virus Win32.Sober.I - supposedly
from my other domain fireballmedia.ie. So last night I downloaded the
removal tool from Symantec but it didn't find the virus on my machine.
My vir
There should be a button beside the F12 key
that says "Prt Scr"
Be aware that Print Screen doesn't capture any video overlays created by
display drivers (like DirectX video layers) so they'll just get captured as
a black box. Other than that though it's a great little thing.
MOU
The WDV
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