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If you want to center an element using CSS, do this:
In Firefox, Opera and others add style="margin: 0 auto;" to the element you want centered.
In IE, add style="text-align: center;" to the parent of the element you want centered.
Hope that helps!
Also I suggest you validate your code to find errors and if you're just starting out, at least learn from the code of a program like NVU. And, that little square is probably the <img> before your blue text.
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Ahh.. then in that case, this MSDN page is the best place to start. I've used Winsock 2 the most (along with a little WinINet for a downloading program). That's why I mentioned Winsock. Covers most everything I need for a communication program via TCP and/or UDP packets. Supports other protocols of course.
Well, that's about it on my side, unless you need some help with Winsock some more
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Here's some linkage on Winsock
http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone15/ar.../article324.htm
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Also, about the best mixer I've seen for MPC is MatrixMixer. Supports 5.1 and all that spiffy stuff. Included in the mega klite codec pack too, so it always gets installed for me
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You can use the CSS overflow property.. Like so..
More info here
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Test</title>
<style>
p {
/* the width/height you want */
width: 500px;
height: 100px;
overflow: auto;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p>
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Integer tincidunt nulla laoreet magna. Vivamus auctor cursus turpis. Aenean porttitor sapien et pede. Morbi porttitor, lacus at accumsan ultrices, velit mi molestie quam, quis nonummy purus pede ac massa. Nam et nunc. Donec nec lacus sit amet orci dictum sollicitudin. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos hymenaeos. Praesent enim turpis, commodo quis, posuere nec, porta at, ipsum. Suspendisse fringilla augue eu orci. Ut non nibh. Aliquam et libero. Aliquam ultrices. Suspendisse eu purus vitae erat ultricies adipiscing. Sed quam. Aliquam cursus interdum sem. Curabitur pulvinar, erat quis malesuada sodales, nunc justo blandit odio, sed molestie libero mi venenatis nulla. Aliquam erat volutpat.
</p>
</body>
</html>Err.. might have misunderstood you. Was thinking html/css and not flash for scrolling. Dunno anything about Flash
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Hmm.. I do see a problem with the logic. I see that if your first if statement is true and executes, the 2nd one will too. Because, if minimized set to normal, if normal (yes.. it was just set) set to minimized. To me, once you minimize it, it will never become normal/restored.
My guess would be to use an else instead of another if statement. Eg.. Might work
if (WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized)
{
Show();
WindowState = FormWindowState.Normal;
}
else
{
Hide();
WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized;
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What you'd have to do is define a different class or id for each tag and page that has a different background. For example, if the background image is defined in the body tag, via css, you'd have to give each page's body tag a different id/class. The difference between id and class is that ids only show up once in html/css whereas classes can be defined for multiple tags. Also in plain html ids can be used for other attributes. And the advantages of classes is you can easily assign css classes to any tag with javascript (className='something'). Anyway, here's an example that I hope helps.. And I'm happy to help more if you're stuck. Also, check out this resource on how the background css thing works.
html pages:
Page 1:
...
</head>
<body id="page1">
...
Page 2:
...
</head>
<body id="page2">
...
Page n:
...
</head>
<body id="pageN">
...style.css
#page1 {
background: url(images/page1bg.jpg) no-repeat;
}
#page2 {
background: url(images/page2bg.jpg) no-repeat;
}
#pageN {
background: url(images/pageNbg.jpg) no-repeat;
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Ahh thanks Yzöwl! That works perfectly. Don't have to change anything but add a few characters to the end. Where is all this stuff documented anyway? I searched for a while and didn't find much info about advanced topics like this. Any good sites you know of?
John McGuire, I tried yours too but it was too much work for my lengthy script. I would have to do the if errorlevel thing for almost every command. Don't even think it outputted the error to the same file in the correct location. Still, more than I thought of. Thanks tho.
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What I do is keep the OOBE and just modify it to only keep the user creation using this method from xenogen.
And since there is a password on the administrator account but none on the users that were created, it logs in as the top user specified in the OOBE.
Works fine
(now if I could figure out how to modify that crappy blue background from the OOBE.. which file anyone?)
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In my unattended .cmds I want to be able to log both the success and errors to one log file. With a little testing I can output success or errors but not both in one file.. How would do I output everything to one file? This is about what I have so far.. (the extent of my cmd/batch scripting knowledge )
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echo.
:: would also like to stick the next 3 lines on one line but not important
echo Setup Log File
Date /t
Time /t
echo.
echo Copying somefile..
copy somefile.txt somefile2.txt
echo.
echo Deleting that file, just testing..
del somefile2.txt
echo.
:: should log an error but does not.. help!
echo Deleting a file that doesn't exist to test
del nosuchfile.txt
echo.
) > log.txtThanks for any help
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Welcome to MSFN!
Ahh, sounds like the OOBE. Pretty sure you can disable it through nLite or a few fixes, but I use this method by xenogen: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=10799
It takes everything out of the OOBE except the user account creation. And when I'm done with that its setup to auto login with the top user. Then finally a registry tweak to disable the auto login, for me.
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If the item will be a link, <a>, then you could use :hover in CSS like so:
<style>
a {
background: blue;
}
a:hover {
background: white;
}
</style>You could use :hover with other tags, but it won't work in IE, it only recognizes a:hover..
The more compatible method would be javascript + CSS (DHTML I think its called), like so:
<style>
span {
background: blue;
}
.whitespan {
background: white;
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<span onmouseover="this.className='whitespan'" onmouseout="this.className=''">Text..</span>Hope this makes sense and helps..
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Hmm.. deviantart uses a lot of code. So poking through it for me would take a while.
However, here are a few good articles from A List Apart, an excellent design site.
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A quick search on PSC for 'twain' returned a few scanner examples. A quick glance shows they use the API calls (twain32.dll) too! Good stuff. I don't think you have to login but if you do it's easy registration. Worth it too. And if you don't wanna register, let me know and I will download it for ya.
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Yeah, just use ResHacker to edit the .bmps in msgina.dll.
Or! If you wanna get spiffy and decent at MM Flash, check this out.. FrontMotion Login
Also, Virtual Plastic is a good place for customizing info
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Also, check out this API example to change the keyboard layout..
http://mentalis.org/apilist/LoadKeyboardLayout.shtml
(example at the bottom)
I really recommend the API Guide program on that site. Easy reference for every API there
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nm.. looked right over the list part
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Hmm.. I can think of three things..
1 - if the mobo allows bootable usb devices and you simply boot from the usb drive
2 - if the computers have a standard floppy disk, then check out this site for a start to dos usb drivers
3 - if the mobo recognizes a usb floppy drive as a standard floppy? then you could use #2
Just getting into theories here. I have no experience with booting or installing from usb
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imo TugZip is the winner. 100% free. Does a lot of formats including .rar, .ace and .7z.. Integrates into the shell. I'm really suprised a lot more ppl don't use this.
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Took a quick look at your CSS and your #content width is 1px too big!
Change it from 480px; to 479px; and it should work.. Did for me in IE (at work)
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Our web application uses this decent chunk of Java software from i-net software:
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I have no idea about asp.net or aspx stuff but I do know that urls with
?page=something&content=somethingelse
are basic GET requests. This page might help: http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/arti...3&seqNum=4&rl=1
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For the OS, I guess 2000 with all the latest stuff. Definitely nLited.
For the DOS games part, check out DOSBox before dual booting.
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VB6 Manifest Resource Creator Version 1.0.0 Released
in Programming (C++, Delphi, VB/VBS, CMD/batch, etc.)
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The easiest workaround for the black background to checkboxes/radio buttons is to put those controls on a picture box then the picture box on the frame. And any time you use a manifest file the best way is through a resource file but one essential step is to init common controls, explained here: http://www.vbaccelerator.com/home/vb/code/..._VB/article.asp