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Well, thanks, but my ink cartridges last plenty long. The low ink warning, too, is working as designed; it does not warn before the ink is actually low. Nothing is malfunctioning at all. The problem is simply that the low-ink warning threshold comes long before the ink actually runs out, and the...

Could you provide a link to the actual page where the problem occurs? If there's a solution such as the one you seek, that would make it easier to find.

The software for my HP DeskJet 960c kindly lets me know when the ink is getting low in one of the cartridges. Unfortunately, it reminds me *every time I print* until the cartridges actually run out and I replace them, which may be a hundred pages later. This is MOST annoying! Since there's no...

The way I personally would do this would be to have the map absolutely positioned, then absolutely position images of the counties, all highlighted, over that map, and set them to style="display:none" or style="visibility:hidden". Then just change the stylesheet attribute to...

Well, not really. What I want is to be able to seed the function so that it generates the same random numbers whenever I give it the same seed. Obviously, I can write my own randomizer function or use someone else's, but I was hoping to use a "stock" function like Math.random(). Your...

Is it possible to seed a random number generator in JavaScript (so that, say, you can generate a seed from the date so that the results from the generator are the same on any given day)? I've tried putting the seed as a parameter in the Math.random() function, but that gets me nowhere. I realize...

by the way, this is almost stolen from another script, in which it works perfectly... i really do think i'm going mad... X-)

<script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> <!-- var ns4 = (document.layers) ? 1 : 0; var ie4 = (document.all) ? 1 : 0; var ns6 = (document.getElementById &&! document.all) ? 1 : 0; var doc_width=800; if (ns4 || ns6) { doc_width = self.innerWidth; } else if (ie4) { doc_width =...

My post, of course, was referring to saving your page as an image, not using extended characters...

Then again, if you do that, you're defeating the whole purpose of using HTML. It's non-searchable, bandwidth hogging, and downright icky. It does work in a pinch, though, but it's best saved for pinches.

Right you are - I stand corrected.

Well, it looks OK, but I really can't tell much about it. Could you post a bigger image or maybe even a link to the actual site?

Really? I'd like to be able to do that. What's the CSS?

There are a lot of things you can't do with selects. You can't set an image background to them either...

I have seen the abomination! Look at dragid.com for an example. Here's the script from their site. It really does have no borders, no title bar, and no ability to move or close it except by clicking the developer-provided link! <script> var windowW=318 // wide var windowH=218 // high var...

to change the font color you want color: #ff0000; or whatever

&quot;It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission.&quot; - Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper Hey, bra1niac... Are you sure that wasn't Thomas Jefferson, or maybe Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper quoting Jefferson? I really thought I'd heard that quote attributed to Jefferson. Maybe I'm...

As far as I know you can't fiddle with the border of a select.

Are you sure you absolutely need a dot leader? Wouldn't alternating 25% and 50% grey backgrounds work just as well?

You could make your own sort of framejammer which tests not for the presence of frames, but for the correct frames. Maybe something like: <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> <!-- if (top.location != &quot;http://www.yourdomain.com/framesetpage.htm&quot;) {...