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lmao awesome :D Goste ---------- The man with the dumb name...

i heard of flammable jam (flamjam) but not sure if they still going. 22k? crikey! that is a poor salary for a crane operator!! but then again i dont know much. i just play about for fun (web stuff**) altho i think flammable jam were based in glasgow (or scotland anyways) Goste ---------- The...

woops..... forgot this part :o ! Yes you are correct, "I assume because they are pointing to the relative path on my deskop" if the images are not uploaded (to the internet), then they will be pointing to the source on your desktop. Hope this helps :) Goste ---------- The man with...

ok. its quite simple my friend. make it as a basic web page (in html!!!) use the <img src=&quot;http://yourhost.com/yourimage.img&quot;> all you need to do is upload the image file to the internet (your server) and link the images to that particular file. I hope this helps :) Mr Goste...

here. this will make the background image static (i.e. when you scroll down, the image will stay (no tiling, or stretching or anything like that). looks awesome :D) <script language=&quot;JavaScript1.2&quot;> if (document.all||document.getElementById)...

Arg!! I dont think that does actually work :/ lemme see... i think it stops the links from working! :( I think I will stick with basic html for now... However if you do change the table settings, on the line: <table border=&quot;0&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;0&quot;>...

this worked for me: var groups=document.isc.example.options.length 150 where the number 150 is the length in pixels. That line is at the start of the script, and at the start of each new box thingy... You may want to check this, as I am not 100% sure with JS... Goste ---------- The man with...

doesnt it help if you change the layers from position:absolute to position:relative or vice versa? Goste ---------- The man with the dumb name...

I have had this problem. My solution was to try not to have lots of programs running at once. I hope that helps. Goste ---------- The man with the dumb name...

I think that may be a browser option.... I am not sure though Goste

The page looks fine to me!

I do beleive it depends on the user's settings. I think you can probably disable it in the browser settings...

Hi. I am not quite sure, but my first guess would to be to upload the file then put a link to it on your page. I think that would either: 1 - make it download the file. or 2 - Open it in their player and stream it. Hope that helped... Goste ----- Whatever went wrong - IT WASNT ME!

Hi! I do beleive you have to use cgi script. If you do use it, you need to make sure that you have permission from your web host. There are pages that will let you download a script that will require some minor configuration. There are also pages that you can link to your site, that are ready...

maybe i should have refreshed the page before i posted the message which is basically the same as your question. I beleive that the mailto option still opens outlook express... I am in the same ditch as you KJBen...