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  1. solomania9

    PSD or TIFF - Any difference in final PDF?

    Thanks jimoblak! Keep the the good work on these forums.
  2. solomania9

    PSD or TIFF - Any difference in final PDF?

    If I'm making a press-ready PDF, is there any advantage to placing my images in ID as TIFFs rather than PSDs? Just curious - thanks!
  3. solomania9

    Passing a variable into a function

    Worked like a charm. Thanks a bunch!
  4. solomania9

    Passing a variable into a function

    Hi All, The answer to my question is probably quite simple, but here goes... I want to launch different windows with different widths and heights but USING THE SAME FUNCTION in the head of the document. Here's what I have so far... Inside the <head>: function newWindow(url, newWidth...
  5. solomania9

    Rolover to transparent background

    Thanks theEclipse, it worked great. But you mentioned my problem is with older browsers not recognizing style sheets - is there any other way of doing cell rollovers atop an image bg? (Without using Fireworks or Imageready...) Thanks, ~Mike
  6. solomania9

    Rolover to transparent background

    Hi All, I'm making a navigation table, and when a user rolls over a cell, it turns red and when they roll off, it turns transparent again (so they can see the image underneath). My code works fine, except in old versions of netscape, it doesn't recognize c.style.backgroundColor=''; as...
  7. solomania9

    Transparent &quot;mouseOut&quot; state for cell-color-change rollover?

    I know that I can use a transparent gif and some image swapping to acheive this, but I'd really like to use cell colors to conserve bandwidth. So far, I have this: <SCRIPT language=JavaScript> <!-- function over(c) { c.style.backgroundColor='#990000'; } function out(c) {...

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