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Thanks. It's a onetime thing.

I will look into these. Will either of these suggestions create the tables for me in the destination DB, or will they have to already exist? I'd like to avoid writing the ddl. Thanks.

I'm a newbie to Foxpro. Is there a way that I can export a Foxpro DB so that I can import (or convert it) to a SQL DB such as MySQL? All I could find were ways to export it to other version of Foxpro. Thanks.

When I go to save for the web, the transparency box is unchecked and unhighlighted. How can I get it checked for transparency? Thanks. P.S. Photoshop 6.0

With a transparent background, I want to create a text image with a drop shadow that blends into the underlying background, but I'm getting a white edge to my drop shadow. How can I eliminate the white edge? There's also some white between a character (e.g., the interior of the letter 'M'.)...

We're loading up an applet in a Webtech template based page. The applet works fine. Problem is the cascading menu gets cutoff by the applet - we only see the left half of the menu (the part not covered by the applet.) Any ideas on how to get the cascading menu to lay on top of the applet...

Thanks, AlfieNoakes. That did the trick.

This is scohan responding from my cohans account. I got it to work, by using the faster defrag rcommended by LuckyFour, running from Safe Mode recommended by masterpjz9, and setting 'Turn off Hard Disks=Never' recommended by G0AOZ (mine was set to 'after 1 hour'.) Thanks all.

Using Photoshop 6 on NT, how come when I use the Eyedropper tool to select a color from a psd file and then use the Pencil tool to color other white pixelsin the same psd file, certain pixels show up as grey (or not exactly the same color as intended)? The source of the psd was copied from a...

That's ok if the user actually clicks the logout button. But for cases where the user clicks the browsers exit button on the window frame instead...?

Someone just told me that when you close your browser your JSP session (login in this case) is not ended, so that if you start up another browser and go to your site, the JSP engine still thinks your logged on. Is this true? If so, how do end that session before shutting down the browser? Thanks.

I had just gotten to that in my HTML book. It helps to read the book, I'm just too impatient. Thanks.

It looks like it will, but how do I specify an <a> with one version over the other? Thanks.

It looks like it will, but how do I specify and <a> with one version over the other? Thanks.

I want to have 2 sets of links: those that are underlined, and others that are not (for an image that has some text next to it within the same <a>; I don't want the text underlined.) Can I create something in my css that defines the 2 forms? I already have the style defined for the...

Thanks, tsdragon. That's the fastest response I've had.

Is there a way to capture the event of leaving an input text field when the user hasn't changed anything? For example, within a form if the user tabs over an input field, we want to capture that they left the field even though they may not have changed anything. Is there a way?

Can anyone explain to me the differences/advantages/disadvantages of using a bean with session scope vs. a session object (in a jsp page)? Does one use less overhead than the other? Is one better to use in certain siuations over the other? Thanks.

I get it. I was putting println's in my jsp and entity bean code and thinking instead of looking at my Tomcat window, I could look at it in the Java Console. But now my brain has caught up to the fact that even though Tomcat is running on my PC, it is running as a server, and the Java Console...

In IE, does the Java Console act like standard out so that anything you print to System.out.prinln() will be displayed in the Java Console? Do you have to do anything for this to happen other than going to Tools->Advanced, checking Java Console, and restarting? The reason I ask is because I've...