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Thanks but both CODES are still allowing unwanted characters through only @#-,. a-z A-Z 0-9 are supposed to be allowed

I have a form that needs to have its fields completed, and check for unwanted characters: var reqfields = Array("Email::Email", "Firstname::First Name", "Lastname::Last Name", "month::Birthdate Month", "day::Birthdate Day", "year::Birthdate Year", "Address::Address", "City::City"...

I have this in my CSS page: a.mainlevell:link, a.mainlevel:visited { display: block; color: #FFFFFF; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none; font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; margin-bottom: 1px; font-size: 12px; } a.mainlevell:hover { color: #FFFF00; font-size: 12px...

Place image 1 in a layer in a new document Place image 2 in a layer in that same document Save as .psd file Use your slice tool to slice the image up. Then save each image as its own psd file.

1)tsunami Mpeg encoder to do your mpeg files 2)Nero Burning rom DVDit DVD Lab Ulead's DVD Movie Factory Pinnacles DVD Express to create your Dvd's.

http://www.dvdrhelp.com Look under tools and you can download a program that will analyze the file to see what codec was used.

you cant do anything. its their "side" of the problem as they designated qt as their media player plugin for their browser. they will have to set it up in their QT player

Acutally its only accessible through OE. Outlook doesn't support it.

What makes an attachment risky is opening it) Acutally that is wrong now. Spammers/Virus writers are acting on Outlook/OE's vulnerabilities to execute their virus/payloads to act even without opening the attachment. Many are executed because the "preview" pane is open (Sasser, netsky variants...

<link href="filenamehere" type="application/octet-stream"> ie <link href="blah.mp3" type="application/octet-stream">

check what your codecs are on your new pc. You may some conflicts because of hte new computer

Again, this is not possible, BECAUSE what you are asking is prone to security issues as well as abuse. Virus definitions are only updated when the VIRUS' are unleashed. What happens if you happen to get the VIRUS before a definition for it to fight it is released? Then you'll be infected And...

nothing you can control Its all based on what the enduser has decided to use as their plugin to view movies within their browser. Mine is set to quicktime (even for AVI)

You dont want that to happen. Many virus's act as attachments in Email messages and if you setup anything to auto-save your attachments, you'll be saving a lot of virus's to your computer.

I guess Im not seeing any problems. Viewing through Mozilla Firefox.