thank you for the reply. i found out that my outlook was already set to send in plain text format; however, when i followed your second suggestion and also selected "use my font when replying and forwarding messages" under the "stationery fonts" section, my reply emails are...
When I reply to a "rich text" (as opposed to plain text) email in Outlook 2000, my reply email defaults to rich text. This is so annoying when you try to attach files or when your text takes on the style of the text you're replying to! How do I modify Outlook 2000 so that it *always*...
"Remember that amateurs built the Ark.
Professionals built the Titanic"
who built stonehenge?? i would love to hire them to build my dream home 8).
when i clicked on your link (http://10.179.134.209/lbva/fms/1358.cfm?action=view&method=search") i also go nowhere. could your problem be because the link is broken?
oh i see the link now, so i clicked on the one underneath your response cause it was helpful :). i never saw the stars cause i surf with images turned off.
neversleep let me know if you have problems implementing what i suggested. oh yeah i forgot to mention that the code is x-browser compatible (NS4/IE5).
"<span style="position: absolute; color: red; font-size: 622pt; top: 200px; left: 200px;">& #9679</span>"
yeah using...
yes. you already have the radius, so loop y from 0 to pi, then for each y position, write a red 1px high x layer with length = x*2. that should do the trick, hope that helps.
this thread got my curiosity going, so i opened up my math book and after some tweaking i managed to write a circle script that is a lot simpler than the one above IMHO:
<style>
I {position:absolute; width:1; height:1; clip:rect(0 1 1 0); background-color:red}
#circle {position:absolute...
you have a server-side issue, and here are some server-side quasi-solutions:
http://www.yoyo.org/pipermail/wap-dev/2001-June/000278.html
http://www.yoyo.org/pipermail/wap-dev/2001-June/000279.html
http://www4.brinkster.com/gaddo/articles/000309.asp
one reason javascript won't do is because a...
most sources recommend putting scripts in the head to separate from html code, but technically you should be able to put them anywhere on the page (even outside <html></html> tags). you'll need to put scripts in the body to write out content on run-time and things of that nature. also, some like...
ok my memory is starting to come back to me. has anyone ever tried terraserver.com when it first came out? as i recall, all of the satellite photos were protected so you couldn't prt-scr it, save it, etc. well, i revisited the site yesterday and guess what? the image protection scheme was no...
well i finally got it to work, and it just proves how crazy netscape is. solution:
you need to create layers using <LAYER ID=blah ...></LAYER> instead of something like <SPAN ID=blah STYLE=position:absolute...>.
weird huh.
"My conclusion is that this would never be practical on most sites and if you really want the images, use a camera and take a shot of the screen!!"
haha, good one wullie. but methinks the main reason someone would want to use image protection is so that others won't be able to steal...
hi wullie,
when the protected image was loaded there was no way to drag it in any browser i tried, and when i tried to take a screenshot the picture blacked out. thought i don't remember what the software was called, i remember it required a plug-in to view the protected image, so that was a...
protecting your images is possible via third-party software/services that also scrambles screenshot programs, but i forget the company's name (but i remember it's a weird name). there are probably more than one company offering this service by now, just google hard for it. oh yeah, i believe the...
hi rajeessh, thanks for the reply. the problem i'm having is actually the opposite of what you wrote: by default netscape is concatenating data when i rewrite to the layer because i have not yet used document.close(), but what i want is to flush out that layer and write out entirely new content...
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