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You can group the font properties using font . You specify the weight, style, size, and family, as in the following example: font: bold normal 12pt times, serif font-family font-family is a prioritized list of typefaces for the element. You can specify a single typeface or a list of alternatives, separated by commas, as in the following example: font-family: Courier, Times, Serif You can use a font name you expect to be on the user's computer, such as Courier or...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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"CheckNumeric()" This Javascript function prevents a user from being able to enter non-numeric data into a text field in an HTML form. When a user types data into a text field that uses this function, only numeric characters which are typed actually appear in the field. Any other characters are ignored and do not appear. It is a useful tool if you're looking for a simple way to ensure you have numeric...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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While .NET from Microsoft is only one part of the coding world, it has been center stage the last few weeks and months. As of last week, .NET is finally a released product that is now commercially available. Microsoft likens the .NET technology as a revolution in software development equivalent to the introduction of the PC and the introduction of the graphical user interface (GUI). Like many...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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As well as new toolkits for building wireless, portal, and voice applications. They are all based on the Eclipse platform, which is supported by an open-source community for multi-vendor software tool integration. Using Eclipse-based tools, developers can integrate tasks easily and quickly to improve the quality of applications and time to...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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The W3C is here to stay. The programmer that continues to rely on proprietary coding methods runs a serious risk of alienating a certain number of his or her viewer's. A perfect example is trying to view a "Layer" embedded web page on Netscape 6.1. Netscape completely abandoned the Layer tag in favor of a W3C DOM (Document Object Model). Internet Explorer "6" is doing it's part also in adopting the recommendations of the W3C standards. Will code branching...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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It s common knowledge that JavaScript image rollover scripts became very popular in the early days of the Internet. While some people feel rollover effects have become perhaps, cliché, there are many ways to build upon simple rollover effects using JavaScript and style sheets. For the purpose of this tutorial, we ll focus on several effects and the basics of how to set up images for creating rollover special effects with DHTML. To jumpstart some ideas about image special...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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The forum was the Web98 web design and development conference at an Allaire-sponsored roundtable on the future of Web development. Instead of offering Allaire's product-centric view of the future Web landscape, I thought that instead I would use the time for mutual learning around important and well-accepted technology trends. So, over...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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This document shows a Comparison study of web pages using simple ASP and Pages using ActiveX Controls. By the End of this document, we arrive at a conclusion of using the better Technology. What is an ActiveX? If you use a Computer, Microsoft s ActiveX is probably part of your life. The ActiveX technologies have become an essential part of Microsoft applications and tools; they are...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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Creating a PDF with ASP does a good job of explaining the installation of the FDF Toolkit ActiveX version on your server and using the methods of the FDFApp object. Rather than repeat what has already been covered, I will just explain the handling of the most common form elements within a PDF Forms file and demonstrate the handling of a Forms Data...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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Introduction Let's say that you can't guarantee that your clients or users have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed or you don't want to spend $250 - $300 for the full version of Adobe Acrobat. However, you want to present a pleasant-looking form (perhaps matching you site's color scheme or style) that can be printed out without all those silly-looking text-box borders and drop-down arrows, etc. Sure, you...
Updated: 03/13/2005
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