i just reinstalled my os. the view when scrolling is extremely wavy. i have tried adjusting some settings in control panel but am not hitting on anything.
i think maybe i should try to update my driver. it's a compaq monitor. i am not sure the best way to identify what driver i need. any...
i just reinstalled my os. i notice that my scrolling is very slow. looks like a wave. is there a way to speed this up? i did a google search but can't locate anything. ty.
i would like to have photoshop 7.0. i see it advertised at some places for as low as 60 bucks. guess i am wondering what the catch is. i realize that there is no manual with it, but certainly that can't reduce a 600 buck package that much. before i throw 60 dollars away, somebody enlighten...
if (!early_exit)
{
var webfeed_heading = "";
var width = "400";
var numberofarticles = global_article.length;
var item_spacing = "5";
var cluster_bgcolor = "ffffff";
var cluster_border = "0";
var heading_display = "Yes"...
the email notification icon is not working. i looked in taskbar and actually changed settings a couple of times hoping to reset something. any help, tyvm.
i have taken this code directly from a text i have. in fact, i have seen the code on the web in one of my searches. i get the menu to appear, but not a pull-down. it also loads with an "error on page", object expected, line 30, column 1. any help appreciated. ty.
<code>
<!DOCTYPE...
i would like to be able to have a pull-down menu on a control page. i am looking at javascript that will do this. problem i see is that when i use tags such as <head>, <body>, etc. on a control page, when validating at w3.org, it will show dual tags on the pages being called. i am a tad...
my dsl loses its juice several times a day. it just dies. i can always get it going again by rebooting. but wonder if there is something else i can try in lieu of that.
ty.
i have a control page that i use for a header type menu :
<script language="vb" runat="server">
Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
If Request.RawUrl = ("/default.aspx") then
Hyperlink1.CssClass = "fourthbuttons"
End If
If...
i have webpages where i use an ascx control page for the menu. it is nothing more than a table with x amount of rows with hyperlinks.
i would like to be able to change the color of the selected hyperlink, depending upon which one is selected.
i can't find out how to have any control over those...
i am trying to use a control page as a header for my webpages. i wonder if i am supposed to be using the standard doctype declarations on the ascx page as i do on the aspx pages.
reason i am trying to use the control page in this way is in order to make any changes to the header, i need only...
my norton systemworks is due for renewal. i am not sure whether to get systemworks or just an av, since my machine starts so slow and maybe it's the sw causing some of the problem.
anyway, i have always wondered about pucrhasing software without the cd. if i switch machines in a couple months...
body {
font: 11pt "Times New Roman", serif;
margin-top: .10in;
margin-left: .10in;
margin-bottom: .10in;
margin-right: .10in;
}
i am using the code above in order to get a margin established. it is being ignored somehow. which bring me to maybe a not too bright question. i wonder...
how can i keep line breaks from occurring between hyperlinks? i want to have a menu in my header control. rather than have to created columns, it would be easier to just space between hyperlinks. but i remember having trouble with this before. ty.
i have pages set up using css classes for hyperlinks.
a.buttons:link {
etc.
}
i would like to put a second hyperlink class to the page.
say :
a.buttonstwo.link {
etc.
}
if i know what page the view is on, i would be able to assign that class to the particular link. two problems.
i don't...
i wish i could figure out exactly how the colspan(rowspan) works. i will use the following example:
i want a table with 3 rows.
row 1: 100px,550px,100px
row 2: 100px,650px
row 3: 100px,161px,161px,161px,162px
all rows have a width of 750.
i get confused with how exactly you determine the...
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