yes
in ie simply add "disabled" (document.formname.butonname.disable or document.formname.butonname.disabled = true, check in your doc)
in netscape you can either make it have no effect or (if it is in a named div) hide it - or other not very clean solution
yea, & for cross-browser issue there is a kristof's faq in javascript forum on this subject faq216-1048, the only thing is that that faq is about checkboxes, but you can apply this disabling to a button (if you don't know how to change handlers check out my faq on this: faq216-1063)
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