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I think I'll go with an iframe, the reason I didn't before was because I didn't think it was compatible with Mozilla & Netscape; it is. Well I have my solution, thanks.

I'm trying to figure-out how to insert data from a separate include file into an HTML page. Sort of like how you can add a javascript file into an HTML page by typing <script src="somefile.js"></script> but with HTML data instead of a script. I don't want to use frames and the server can't...

Send me an e-mail... silverelectron@yahoo.ca

I figured out what the problem was. Apparently DOS programs don't run in windows 3.1 unless you have a certain video mode set (I think it's 640x480). My friend suggested that I try playing around with the visual settings and he was right. Thanks for everyone's help anyway... -SE

The paths are all correct but the programs don't open whether I call it from a PIF or not. -SE

I have Windows 3.11 running on DOS 6.2. For some reason every time I click on a DOS program or even command.com I get an error that says: Cannot find file, make sure the program exists and all libraries are available. Why aren't my DOS programs opening!!! I haven't really changed any windows...

Thanks for explaining the problem bcastner. I just thought there might have been a shortcut to a quick fix. I'll check out the repair places around. Thanks again, -SE

My LCD screen is tinted red in the top left corner of the screen. Is there any way I can fix this? I it is not possible to fix then does anyone know how much it will cost to replace (12 inch laptop lcd screen). -SE

Of course you deserve a star! How selfish of me. -SE

I'm a VB programmer and I'm looking to create a function DLL for my programs. VB is unable to compile DLL's (how typical). I'm wondering if anyone can show me how to make an extremely basic function dll that accepts and returns a value. I have Visual Studio C++ and I know some C and some...

Try Setting the height and width in Form_Load(). If that doesn't work then put the resising commands in a timer control and set it to go off in a few milliseconds (maybe 200). Problems like these are the reason I changed my main focus to JavaScript. -SE

Have you heard of winsock? If not you'll have to research it before talking about servers. -SE

The &quot;while&quot; of course!!! How could I be so stupid? It's not hard to tell that I'm not a Do-Loop kinda guy. Thanks Jeff.

I know this is going to seem stupid but I can't get this code to work. I have IE 6 and it doesn't run any aspect of this code, It just says: Error on page. Perhaps someone will find a mistake (if there is one...). var num=0; do{ num+=1; alert('hi'); if(num==5){ break; } } Thanks, -SE

I'm not sure, I've never encountered a data combo box; is it a normal control or a custom control? - Jason

Yes, that's it.

I understand. I'm at a level where I shouldn't make any mistakes in syntax, A code that doesn't work is enough to drive me to insanity.

Um...rorubin..yes it will. Providing you say Cancel = 0 before you want the window to close.

You could &quot;loadfile&quot; it into a richtextbox if you're deperate enough. -SE

Hey WoundEdGoat, Although I'm sure the above code works there is an even easier way (if fact it's a one-liner). Just type in Form_Unload: Cancel = 1 Tell me how it works... lol. -Jason