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Although I have yet to be injected with Cortizone, I have been numerous times with my father to the doctor for his Cortizone shots. Through this experience, I have found that it is incredibly important for the injection to take place at the central point of pain. My father has been to many...

It has been working fine for me ever since you posted the link. I see you have two jobs open, can I apply for one, I'm over 16? :D

I had remembered that, but didn't want to spend the time to find that thread. :D

Congratulations David, I hope this venture proves to be fun and successful.

Sorry, wrong thread.

Type 21: Who are you? This is the unusual customer, but incredibly endearing. I had one the other day. They gave me a ring, we made an appointment, and I visited their home-office to make their switch from an older Pentium II machine to their new Dell Laptop. They requested assistance with two...

Type 21: Who are you? This is the unusual customer, but incredibly endearing. I had one the other day. They gave me a ring, we made an appointment, and I visited their home-office to make their switch from an older Pentium II machine to their new Dell Laptop. They requested assistance with...

IIHS works fine for me with Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040206 Firefox/0.8.

Might as well put Mr. Squiggle on the ballot too.

C'est la vie.

Here is the front page without tables: http://www.hlmcompany.com/Test/ I took the liberty of changing some dimensions too, sorry. :D Seems to work at 800x600 and up to 1280x1024 (that was the range I tested). For me, the key seems to be the order in which you have each div statement --...

Merc, that is what I was thinking too.

Is there any particular method to getting Google or another search engine to crawl your site on a regular basis?

Just as a side note, my W123 car was Rally proven, but I know my 300D wouldn't last long off-road (I can already hear a tie-rod bending). I would take that sort of data with a grain of salt. Probably a better testament to a cars capability would be real world use with the actual automobile...

I still like the site. The idea of using all CSS and no tables had never crossed my mind. I'll have to give that a try some day, I really like the idea. But no Javascript? I don't know about that. If a browser supports new, fancy CSS properties, it will work well with Javascript. Plus...

Tea, you note on the notes page: "Some issues with Mozilla turning plain text into links at 1024 x 768 resolution. (Yup, a strange one.) Example: the text "Promoting productive catchment management" on the home page." This didn't happen to me in Mozilla 1.4a, has it already been fixed?

Nice job Tea, I like it a lot. I noticed you skipped the z-index and are using the float property instead.

Honda CR-V

Jeep Wrangler

Some information from Consumer Reports Subaru Impreza Subaru Forrester: Subaru Legacy/Outback Toyota RAV4

Wow, all of this copper sounds super heavy, especiall when tilted on its side. Pretty soon we'll need supports in the enclosure to hold one of these beasts in place.

Ask Dr. Karl - get yourself a C304. :D

I look forward to seeing the site when it is completed.

Thanks for the compliment Tea. Do you know what format your images will be coming in (jpg, gif, png, tif)? You would want to use gif as the final format, since that will keep your transparent background. As far as getting a background transparent, I don’t know of any magic-wand solutions...

Oh, and yes, I did get it to work in Opera 7.10 build 2840. But sechs still has the right idea.

Here is a sample of the z-index feature. Z-Index

Just as a side note, I never realized (until now) that Opera has a feature where you can see what a website would look like on a PDA or cell phone with full Internet capabilities. It sure makes a mess of some websites. Fortunately my company's redesigned site (not yet available) works...

Oh, by the way, be careful with that z-index thing. It is a CSS2 spec and needs Netscape 6.0 or IE 4.0 or newer to work properly. I don't know how it will work with Opera.

Could you just create a class for the image, and create an absolute position? Example: img.x {position:absolute; left:600px; top:0px; z-index:+1} Regardless of the resolution, the image would be placed in the same spot from the left and top margins. Then the z-index would give it priority...

Yes, welcome all you newcomers. We do look forward to seeing posts from you. Bartender, drinks for our new partons please.

German.

That's it, back in the drawer you go.

Get over it and get back to work before I put you back in the drawer with the other socks.

Uh . . . Bartender. You don't have a heart, you're a sock puppet.

Ah yes, I read about this on Australian IT earlier in the week. But I do like the 'original' better. :D

Well look who woke up.

Pass your story onto Tom. He'll use it, not mention your name, and pay you off with a bundle of bananas.

Jimmy Buffett.

Ah, there we go. A nice bit work I might add. :D

I don't remember the thread that Prof Wizzard started where Mercutio and I said something negative about Compaq.

Good job Clippy.

Heart and Boston

Crazy musician: horns

Neither did he.

We missed that one, and the one before it.

Old German, as in the font. Check this site out. Look at the lowercase "f" and the first lowercase "s". The slight difference is the cross in the "f". That is what I meant.

The worst part is reading old German characters. There style of writing can be confusing, the "f" and "s" almost identical or "ss" as its single character version almost looks like an upper case "b". I'll stick with English for now, as it seems to kauze me enuf problemz.

Indeed it is Merc, the OT: Polizei thinks that it is best read in its original German. ;)

I know nothing of the load, and am only in the initial phases of this project. But everyones input has been helpful - thanks. I'll check out the thread on SR too.

I just went through Dell's online configurator, speced out the following: Dual Xeon 3.06GHz 2GB Memory 4 SCSI Channels 5 HDD ((2) 73GB (3) 146GB) Dual Gigabit ports . . . and the price came out to $9,000.00. Well, this makes me feel much better about my initial estimates, which came out...