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Applying a CSS to an entire site
Thanks for the reply! Actually the CSS is very basic. Just sets the background and certain text styles. I'll give the above a shot! Thanks again. Mark -
Applying a CSS to an entire site
I guess I actually have 2 questions, both relating to CSS. I actually have read through the help and I have done a search on this forum first before posting this. 1. I would like to have a particular CSS (call it main.css) automatically applied to all new html documents that I create. Can... -
interesting problem with a .forward file
Thank you for the reply. I read the link but let me clarify how this is setup. None of the emails listed in the .forward file are local emails. For example, the local host is me.com. All the email addresses in the .forward file are First.Last@companyname.com. When a person wants to send to...- marknel
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- Forum: Sendmail, Inc.: Sendmail
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interesting problem with a .forward file
I have .forward file that is automatically populated with email addresses from a database. The number of email addressess that are in this particular .forward file range from 950 to 1500 depending on certian variables. The problem is this, if I (marknelson@company.com) send to the distribution...- marknel
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- Forum: Sendmail, Inc.: Sendmail
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using exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
ahh sometimes its the simple things.. thank you!!! Marknel -
using exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
ofcourse, I'm new to TCL and programming as a whole. over the last few weeks I've been teaching myself TCL with a fair amount of success. Right now, however, I can't seem to get the 'exec tclsh "$0" "$@"' to work. It's not a major issue for me, but I'm trying to understand...
