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When I view an image in Photoshop, versus in "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" or Internet Explorer, they appear warmer, more red in them. I recently bought a Dell Ultraharp 19" LCD monitor. I didn't seem to have this problem before changing monitors. I previously had a Sony 19" CRT monitor. Can...

I have a pdf newsletter that I send out to many users. I was asked to come up with a very short questionaire, 1 or 2 questions to include with every issue. I added a form with the questions and set it to submit to a url as html. The form works, and submits the data, however, when the user...

I have a vb.net application where I need to read an HTML file and display it inside an aspx file. It works fine on everything except special characters like the "Registered" sign (the R in a circle) and other characters. This is how I read the file and display it: Dim Stream As StreamReader...

that would work, however I would like "somefile.html" to be a variable that I can change. When somefile.html is a variable the "#include" doesn't work anymore, at least when I tried it.

This is on an asp.net project. I have an ASPX that loads different ASCXs into a preset layout. I would like to create an ASCX that loads html files and renders them into the ASPX layout. I've tried Server.Execute, but that gives me problems with some of the unusual characters in HTML. Any...

I have a Windows 2003 web server with IIS 6 with FrontPage Server Extensions 2002. On some (not all) of the sites FrontPage forms don't work. When you click the submit button I get a login screen. I get this on forms that submit to an email address or forms saving to a text file. I have tried...

<META HTTP-EQUIV=&quot;Refresh&quot; CONTENT=&quot;60&quot;> you just put thist tag up in the header

As far as I know, a hit is anyone that gets to your site. They could just be there for one second, it doesn't matter, that is counted as a hit. Whereas a visit, is someone that got to your site and stayed there for a period of time. Visits are always less than hits. Visits are regarded as people...

only way I can think of is to have a frame page under a different address that links to the site you want to hide. If you also want to hide the source of the page in the frame so that people don't see it if they view the page source, then put the page address in a seperate .js file in a...

you mean have the full path in my autorun.inf? but what should I do about the CD drive, its different for other people.

I have a simple HTML site that I want to put on a CD. I want the CD to autorun and show the default page. I know how to that (using shelexec), but what I am not able to do is start the CD with explorer in kiosk mode (iexplore -k default.htm).

Dan, Jeff, thank you for the tips and the explanation, it worked.

thanks for the input grtammi. I tried out your code and it positioned the image relative to the page and not the table. So when you expand the browser window, the table moves, but the image remained fixed. And I need the image to be positioned relative to the table.

I have a table that is center aligned. I want to position an image on top of it (higher z-index) but at a certain position relative to the table. How can I do this?

Can I call a VB subroutine from a client-side Javascript? obviously this is a Web From (.aspx) file.