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Synook

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  1. Because he lost his CS3 disk?
  2. Replying to three year old topics is not necessary either
  3. Think we'd need tutorials on Java, C and C++, Visual Basic, Perl, Python, and many other more popular programming languages on W3Schools before they think of a MSSB one - that language isn't even out of the lab. Anyway, it is W3schools :)Apparently there is a "Introducing Small Basic" document included in the MSSB IDE - you could use that.
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    Signatures

    I thought Charles Cabbage was the inventor of an early printing press that ran on steam power?
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    Signatures

    All I see on your website is a blank page... is that supposed to happen? FF 3 on Win XP.
  6. Chrome uses Webkit, the Safari rendering engine, along with its own JS interpreter.
  7. Use a meta-tag that defines content-type...
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    PHP Tutorial

    There can never really be a complete list of MIME types - for example, a new one could be invented for appml: application/appml+xml, and as long as the required agents understand, it is fine.IIS don't call their server a HTTPD though, so it may have a different MIME type for PHP documents.
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    Signatures

    ** They can be a whole post by themselves, sometimes.
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    Domain Name

    Which page is that on?
  11. lolGH4 demonstrates how peaceful the moderators are - hardly distinguishable from ordinary members
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    Tables or Css?

    Good developers don't use tables. Tables are easy to use, but they aren't semantically good, and prevent the separation of presentation from structure.Anyway, here's what the W3 has to say: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/appendix/note...ml#notes-tablesWhat do they mean?
  13. Maybe your local ISP is being slowed by the attacks...
  14. FirefoxRocks, please stop digging up two-and-a-half years old topics
  15. then how did you find this topic?
  16. The two concepts mentioned above are fairly universal, it is only implementation that differs. Remember, everything you write in any programming language can be said to be an algorithm :)PHP doesn't technically have data structures, afaik, as it doesn't have that sort of relationship with the memory. All variables are just stored along with their pointers in a big table, for random access. Well... it has arrays, I suppose.I may be wrong though.
  17. Well, how many people remember unremarkable forum entries from almost three years ago?
  18. Anyone checked the first post's date?Oct 10 2005, 08:25 AMFirefoxRocks, have you been using the search function to find posts, then responding to them?
  19. Netscape 9 == Firefox 2, so testing in NS (9) is the same as testing in FF 2
  20. where'd you pull this topic from? It was created on October the 28th, 2005!
  21. The problem I have with DreamWeaver is that it has so many features, and so it takes extremely long to load, when all I want is the syntax highlighting.
  22. Also, as msd found Google likes "friendly URLs" better, so www.panasystem.com/pana/Detail/Samsung+D600 would be better than www.panasystem.com/pana/Detail.asp?item=Pro1005. I don't know how to achieve URL rewriting on Windows servers though.
  23. Well yes, only IE supports VBScript.
  24. You can use Regular Expressions in PSPad, with the /s modifier you can do multi-line search and replace.
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