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Just finished building a client image gallery with dozens of image rotators by theme, magazine article, & link rotators. Works well in english & german. It looked good, until I had to fill my arrays with lines like: » ‚©‚Ȃ́@‚¶‚ñ‚»‚­@‚Ɓ@‚«‚½‚È‚¢@"ú–{Œê@‚ß‚ ‚Ä (kanano jinsokuto kitanai...

I want to write a link only if a certain image exists in the target folder. I need to use a client side script as this site will eventually end up as a CD-ROM based CBT. So, anyone have a quick javascript that will check to see if a file exists?

Perfect! Thanx for the help. MJ

From a path like http://server/level1/thisfolder/blah.htm I want to extract just “thisfolder” & write it to the page, window title bar, or whatever. Making it clickable would be nice too. Any suggestions?

I’m looking for a simple task list that colour codes with the date and status of the task. I’m not looking for a scrolling calendar. Just a list that I can click through. Any suggestions?

Here’s a curly one. “They have decided” that we all should have browser access to an archival service on CD-ROM. It is well laid-out & written in straight & simple HTML. The only hitch is that the drive letter changes often. At the moment I’m using a .js file with a variable that I change...

http://www.tek-tips.com/: mjpost: mjpost Thanx joegz for your directions. I might be missing something here. I got off the blocks, but didn't break into a sweat before calling time out. Here's what happened... [li]closed Outlook, [li]opened the Control Panel, [li]opened the Mail applet...

Thanx joegz for your suggestion. Being thrown into the deep end with all this admin stuff, I've recently discovered how to delete & copy user profiles under Win2K. So, how do I rebuild the Outlook profile? The machine I'm working with is a standalone notebook that hooks up with a dial up...

Here’s an Outlook 2K (under Win2K Professional) folder list problem. Over time a number of .PST files have been opened (File · Open · Personal Folders Files). But, now they won’t close (right click · Close "folder name") and a very uninformative error pops up: "The operation...